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But if I leave the 4th row in and just change the 27 in the last row to a 2, I get the same ERROR: ArgumentError: Month: 27 out of range (1:12).
If I change all the 27s to 2s, I now get ERROR: ArgumentError: Month: 21 out of range (1:12), and again this error goes away if I delete the last row, even though there are no 21s in the last row.
There's not just something weird with that row - this is part of a much larger csv file, and removing only row 4 does not stop the error.
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Can you try to load the file with TextParse.jl directly? That is the parsing package I use under the hood, and it would be good to narrow down whether this is a problem in CSVFiles.jl or TextParse.jl.
I've been running into a weird date parsing issue, and I can't sort out what the pattern is, though I've managed to nail down a MWE
The linked csv has 4 rows of dates.
(the stack trace is super long, let me know if it would be useful to post the whole thing)
There are 3
27
s, two in the second row, and one in the last row. If I remove just the last row, it works.But if I leave the 4th row in and just change the
27
in the last row to a2
, I get the sameERROR: ArgumentError: Month: 27 out of range (1:12)
.If I change all the
27
s to2
s, I now getERROR: ArgumentError: Month: 21 out of range (1:12)
, and again this error goes away if I delete the last row, even though there are no21
s in the last row.There's not just something weird with that row - this is part of a much larger
csv
file, and removing only row 4 does not stop the error.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: