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jseabold opened this issue Feb 16, 2013 · 1 comment
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Default for "Q" is not the same default for QuarterEnd #2885

jseabold opened this issue Feb 16, 2013 · 1 comment
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@jseabold
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related #4804

I don't know if it's worth filing an issue or this is just how it is now, but I find it odd that "Q" is not a default offset like QuarterEnd or quarterEnd. Makes things a little tricky for statsmodels since I've been treating "Q" as quarterEnd.

pandas.datetools.to_offset("Q")
#<1 QuarterEnd: startingMonth=12, kwds={'startingMonth': 12}, offset=<3 MonthEnds>>

pandas.datetools.quarterEnd
#<1 QuarterEnd: startingMonth=3, offset=<3 MonthEnds>>

pandas.datetools.QuarterEnd(month=12)
#<1 QuarterEnd: startingMonth=3, kwds={'month': 12}, offset=<3 MonthEnds>>
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I don't think this API is entirely relevant anymore. quarterEnd no longer exists and month is not specifiable anymore. Going to close out this issue

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