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This template outputs a [[Rosharan]] numeric date in the format <code>YYYY.MM.DD.HH</code> up to the precision given. Usage is similar to {{t|Rosharan date}}:
 
This template outputs a [[Rosharan]] numeric date in the format <code>YYYY.MM.DD.HH</code> up to the precision given. Usage is similar to {{t|Rosharan date}}:
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The <code>YYYY</code> is mandatory, but the <code>MM</code>, <code>WW</code>, or <code>DD</code> are optional up to the precision wanted. <code>{{{sep}}}</code> can be used to exchange the <code>.</code> for a different separator.
 
The <code>YYYY</code> is mandatory, but the <code>MM</code>, <code>WW</code>, or <code>DD</code> are optional up to the precision wanted. <code>{{{sep}}}</code> can be used to exchange the <code>.</code> for a different separator.
   
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== Articles using Template ==
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Latest revision as of 08:54, 19 April 2020


This template outputs a Rosharan numeric date in the format YYYY.MM.DD.HH up to the precision given. Usage is similar to {{Rosharan date}}:

{{Rosharan numeric date|YYYY|MM|WW|DD}}

The YYYY is mandatory, but the MM, WW, or DD are optional up to the precision wanted. {{{sep}}} can be used to exchange the . for a different separator.

Articles using Template[edit]