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Hi @jvijayakumar2 ,
Can try to first add formulate step with:
format("%.0f", my_column_name) then try to convert to timestamp again in your current recipe.
If that doesn't work you may want to save the column with something like :
my_timestamp <- as.numeric(my_datetime) in your R recipe before the prepare recipe.
Hi @jvijayakumar2 ,
Can try to first add formulate step with:
format("%.0f", my_column_name) then try to convert to timestamp again in your current recipe.
If that doesn't work you may want to save the column with something like :
my_timestamp <- as.numeric(my_datetime) in your R recipe before the prepare recipe.
Thanks, @AlexT ! The formulate step before applying the Convert UNIX processor helped.