Change pandas date by workdays [duplicate]
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I would like to increase the date in my pandas column by 1 workday, that is, if the date is a Monday, Jan 21st, I want to change it to Tuesday, Jan 22nd, but if the date is Friday Jan 25th, then I want to increase it to Monday Jan 28th.
This is what I would do to do the simple version of just increasing it by 1 day:
new_date = old_date + datetime.timedelta(days=+1)
Is there a function that accounts for workdays?
python date weekday
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I would like to increase the date in my pandas column by 1 workday, that is, if the date is a Monday, Jan 21st, I want to change it to Tuesday, Jan 22nd, but if the date is Friday Jan 25th, then I want to increase it to Monday Jan 28th.
This is what I would do to do the simple version of just increasing it by 1 day:
new_date = old_date + datetime.timedelta(days=+1)
Is there a function that accounts for workdays?
python date weekday
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I would like to increase the date in my pandas column by 1 workday, that is, if the date is a Monday, Jan 21st, I want to change it to Tuesday, Jan 22nd, but if the date is Friday Jan 25th, then I want to increase it to Monday Jan 28th.
This is what I would do to do the simple version of just increasing it by 1 day:
new_date = old_date + datetime.timedelta(days=+1)
Is there a function that accounts for workdays?
python date weekday
asked Jan 2 at 4:45
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This question already has an answer here:
Most recent previous business day in Python
9 answers
I would like to increase the date in my pandas column by 1 workday, that is, if the date is a Monday, Jan 21st, I want to change it to Tuesday, Jan 22nd, but if the date is Friday Jan 25th, then I want to increase it to Monday Jan 28th.
This is what I would do to do the simple version of just increasing it by 1 day:
new_date = old_date + datetime.timedelta(days=+1)
Is there a function that accounts for workdays?
This question already has an answer here:
Most recent previous business day in Python
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python date weekday
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You could just use this,
from pandas.tseries.offsets import BDay
new_date = old_date + BDay(1)
more info here
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Very nice!!! Thank you so much, thanks for the link too, that will come in handy!!
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You could just use this,
from pandas.tseries.offsets import BDay
new_date = old_date + BDay(1)
more info here
answered Jan 2 at 4:51
AJSAJS
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Very nice!!! Thank you so much, thanks for the link too, that will come in handy!!
– Tartaglia
Jan 2 at 5:08
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You could just use this,
from pandas.tseries.offsets import BDay
new_date = old_date + BDay(1)
more info here
answered Jan 2 at 4:51
AJSAJS
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Very nice!!! Thank you so much, thanks for the link too, that will come in handy!!
– Tartaglia
Jan 2 at 5:08
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You could just use this,
from pandas.tseries.offsets import BDay
new_date = old_date + BDay(1)
more info here
answered Jan 2 at 4:51
AJSAJS
1,197714
You could just use this,
from pandas.tseries.offsets import BDay
new_date = old_date + BDay(1)
more info here
answered Jan 2 at 4:51
AJSAJS
1,197714
answered Jan 2 at 4:51
AJSAJS
1,197714
answered Jan 2 at 4:51
AJSAJS
1,197714
answered Jan 2 at 4:51
AJSAJS
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Very nice!!! Thank you so much, thanks for the link too, that will come in handy!!
– Tartaglia
Jan 2 at 5:08
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Very nice!!! Thank you so much, thanks for the link too, that will come in handy!!
– Tartaglia
Jan 2 at 5:08
Very nice!!! Thank you so much, thanks for the link too, that will come in handy!!
– Tartaglia
Jan 2 at 5:08
Very nice!!! Thank you so much, thanks for the link too, that will come in handy!!
– Tartaglia
Jan 2 at 5:08
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