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When parsing a string "YYYY-MM", the day defaults to the 1st of the month (the behavior I would expect, consistent with defaulting hour minute and second to 0), while "MM-YYYY" defaults the day to today's day. If the string format is specified manually as in pd.to_datetime('06-2014',format='%m-%Y'), the day consistently defaults to the first of the month.
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When parsing a string "YYYY-MM", the day defaults to the 1st of the month (the behavior I would expect, consistent with defaulting hour minute and second to 0), while "MM-YYYY" defaults the day to today's day. If the string format is specified manually as in
pd.to_datetime('06-2014',format='%m-%Y')
, the day consistently defaults to the first of the month.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: