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year(aDate, yearsNum)


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 Date [about Date data type]

 v5.0.0

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 As at baseline

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year(aDate,value)

creates a new Date based on the theDate date/time expression, but in which the year is yearsNumDate is not changed unless theDate is an attribute and the attribute is re-setting itself:

$MyDateA = year($MyDate,2011); $MyDate is unaltered
$MyDate = year($MyDate,2011); $MyDate is changed

Examples. If $MyDate is July 4,2009, then

$MyDate=hour($MyDate,2011); 

will change $MyDate to July 4, 2011.

Note that the single-argument version that returns the year segment is documented separately: see year(aDate).


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