Closed StuieT85 closed 4 years ago
yearquarter
only handles fiscal year. If the fiscal year starts in March, 2020-03-01
will be 2021 Q1, which lubridate::quarter()
agrees on.
date <- as.Date('2020-04-01')
lubridate::quarter(date, with_year = TRUE, fiscal_start = 2)
#> [1] 2021.1
Created on 2020-08-26 by the reprex package (v0.3.0)
I figured as much, I will just have to continue to do what I am doing at the moment which is create a function that converts a yearquarter back into a date, subtracts one year and then return it to a yearquarter, just need to remember to do it prior to presenting to bosses.
Honestly, thanks for creating a great package.
To make maintenance easier, we'll stick to the fiscal year convention.
The place I work at uses quarters differently than yearquarter, for example, the date 2020-04-01 would be the start of Q1 in 2020, but if I use yearquarter it shows 2021 Q1. I was wondering if there could be some sort of option to set if the year is set at the start of the year or at the end.