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64 Entering, Editing, and Managing Data Chapter 3
Specifying Data Types and Modeling Types
Figure 3.19 Date Formats
• m/d/y has the form of mm/dd/yyyy, giving 12/31/2004.
• mmddyyyy has the form of mmddyyyy, giving 12312004.
• m/y has the form of mm/yyyy, giving 12/2004.
• d/m/y has the form of dd/mm/yyyy, giving 31/12/2004.
• ddmmyyyy has the form of ddmmyyyy, giving 31122004.
• ddMonyyyy has the form of ddMonyyyy, giving 31Dec2004.
• Monddyyyy has the form Monddyyyy, giving Dec312004.
• y/m/d has the form yyyy/mm/dd, giving 2004/12/31.
• yyyymmdd has the form yyyymmdd, giving 20041231.
• yyyy-mm-dd has the form yyyy-mm-dd, giving 2004-12-31.
• Date Long shows a date value as weekday, month day, year, which gives Tuesday, December 31,
2004. When using this option, you might need to increase the column width to see the
formatted value in its entirety. Do this by double-clicking the column name and entering the
needed number of digits or characters into the box labeled Width.
• Date Abbrev is the same as the Long format except that weekday and month have
three-character abbreviations, such as Tue, Dec 31, 2004. When using this option, you might
need to increase the column width to see the formatted value in its entirety. Do this by
double-clicking the column name and entering the needed number of digits or characters into
the box labeled Width.
• Locale date displays a JMP date value according to the settings of your operating system. For
example, the local OS setting for date in the United states is the format mm/dd/yyyy.