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Format Examples
DD/MM/YYYY 15/01/1963
MM/DD/YY 01/15/63
MM/DD/YYYY 01/15/1963
DD-MM-YY 15-01-63
DD-MM-YYYY 15-01-1963
MM-DD-YY 01-15-63
MM-DD-YYYY 01-15-1963
DD.MM.YY 15.01.63
DD.MM.YYYY 15.01.1963
MM.DD.YY 01.15.63
MM.DD.YYYY 01.15.1963
DD-MON-YY 15-JAN-63, 15-jan-63, 15-Jan-63
DD/MON/YY 15/JAN/63, 15/jan/63, 15/Jan/63
DD.MON.YY 15.JAN.63, 15.jan.63, 15.Jan.63
DD-MON-YYYY 15-JAN-1963, 15-jan-1963, 15-Jan-1963
DD/MON/YYYY 15/JAN/1963,15/j an/1963, 15/Jan/1963
DD.MON.YYYY 15.JAN.1963,15 .jan.1963, 15.Jan.1963
MONY YYY Jan200 4
qQ Y YYY Date represented as a digit (1–4)
representing the quarter followed by
the letter Qand a four-digit year—for
example, 25 December 2004 would be
represented as 4Q 2004.
wwWK YYY Y Two-digitnumber representing the week
of the year followed by the letters WK
and then a four-digit year. The week of
the year is calculated assuming that the
firstday of th ew eek is Monday and there
isat least one day in the first week.
Time

The CLEM language supports the following time formats.

Format Examples
HHMMSS 120112, 010101, 221212
HHMM 1223,0745, 2207
MMSS 5558, 0100
HH:MM:SS 12:01:12, 01:01:01, 22:12:12
HH:MM 12:23, 07:45, 22:07
MM:SS 55:58, 01:00
(H)H:(M)M:(S)S 12:1:12, 1:1:1, 22:12:12
(H)H:(M)M 12:23, 7:45, 22:7
(M)M:(S)S 55:58, 1:0
HH.MM.SS 12.01.12, 01.01.01, 22.12.12
HH.MM 12.23, 07.45, 22.07