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Display dates before 1000 AD
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For a 3-digit year, there is a leading '0'
jcheney
Posted Tuesday, November 22, 2011
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Is there a way to have a 3-digit
year
displayed without a leading '0'? The system doesn't allow me to put in a 3-digit year, I have to input a '0' before the year.
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Posted Wednesday, November 23, 2011
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This is by design: all years have 4 digits. The date parser recognize years by four consecutive digits.
Wow, you must have done quite some intensive research to go back to 1000 AD.
appleshaw
Posted Wednesday, November 23, 2011
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You do not have to type the leading zero; the system will add it. I agree that it does not look attractive and is not the way you would write a date. It does have advantages for sloppy typists like me, in that it draws attention to a missed digit when entering dates.
You can get round this on the display by entering the dates into a
Custom Tag
and displaying that on screen. The xml tool kit could be used to add existing dates to a tag but it would either have to be re-run to add data or the tag edited directly. The tool kit could probably modified to strip leading zeros
jcheney
Posted Wednesday, November 23, 2011
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Many thanks for your responses.
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