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Carry a time that rounds up to midnight into the next day - #88
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A time that rounds up to midnight shows
0:00on the original date.m/d/yy h:mm1/2/24 0:001/1/24 0:00yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss2024-01-02 00:00:002024-01-01 00:00:00Rounding the seconds could reach a full day without moving the date, and the calendar date was always read from the unrounded serial. The day now carries after rounding when the pattern shows a time, and the date is read from the carried day. A pattern showing only a date still drops the time (
m/d/yyof 45292.9999999 stays1/1/24).🤖 Generated with Claude Code