datedatetimeiso
I need help understanding this date format
I have a csv file with a date column and I am having trouble trying to figure out the format in which this date is in.
I have tried several timestamp converters and none of them seem to give me the accurate date.
The dates should all range within 2017.
Solution
Excel store dates and times as a floating point number as days since 1900/01/01 00:00:00. So 42954.49986111111 represents 2017-08-07 11:59:48.0000000.
.Net can already understand this "format":
DateTime.FromOADate(42954.49986111111);
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