> lubridate::dmy("2022-03-21") + lubridate::days(7) [1] NA Warning message: All formats failed to parse. No formats found. > > anytime::anydate("2022-03-21") + 7 [1] "2022-03-28" > Always happy to help another #rstats user πŸ˜‰
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Replying to @shabbychef
I also use it but it a) supports fewer formats that anydate(), b) does not deal with as many input types and c) still insists on the re-repeating for 1e5s time what "origin" is (as if there ever was a doubt) so anydate() wins. Apart from that it's great and zero-dependency.

Mar 19, 2022 Β· 7:21 PM UTC

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