How to convert these char values to datetime format?
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    Mohamed Nedal
 am 19 Jan. 2020
  
    
    
    
    
    Kommentiert: Stephen23
      
      
 am 2 Sep. 2022
            Hello everyone, 
I tried to do this operation to get the duration between both datetimes as follows: 
% starting date-time 
date_obs = char('2017/09/06'); 
time_obs = char('11:55:01.109'); 
% ending date-time 
date_end = char('2017/09/06'); 
time_end = char('12:10:01'); 
% combining dates & times 
datetime_start = strcat(date_obs,{' '},time_obs); 
datetime_end = strcat(date_end,{' '},time_end); 
%% DATETIMES 
datetime1 = datetime(datetime_start,'InputFormat','yyyy/MM/dd HH:mm:ss'); 
datetime2 = datetime(datetime_end,'InputFormat','yyyy/MM/dd HH:mm:ss'); 
But I get this error: 
Unable to convert '2017/09/06 11:55:01.109' to datetime using the format 'yyyy/MM/dd HH:mm:ss'. 
Can you please tell me how to convert them to datetime and get the difference (duration) between both? 
I appreciate your help! 
Thank you, 
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  Stephen23
      
      
 am 19 Jan. 2020
        
      Bearbeitet: Stephen23
      
      
 am 19 Jan. 2020
  
      The error is caused by the milliseconds in start string: either you need to remove them from the input string, or specify them in the Input format:
>> datetime1 = datetime(datetime_start,'InputFormat','yyyy/MM/dd HH:mm:ss.SSS')
datetime1 = 
   06-Sep-2017 11:55:01
It is not permitted to have unused characters left over, all characters must correspond to something in the format string. After that it is trivial to calculate the difference (and generate a duration object):
>> dtdiff = datetime2-datetime1
dtdiff = 
   00:14:59
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  Patryk Sapiega
 am 2 Sep. 2022
				What will it look like in version 2014a where this feature is missing?
  Stephen23
      
      
 am 2 Sep. 2022
				"What will it look like in version 2014a where this feature is missing?"
DATETIME was introduced in R2014b, so you would need to use deprecated date functions, e.g.:
N1 = datenum('2017/09/06 11:55:01.109','yyyy/m/d HH:MM:SS.FFF');
N2 = datenum('2017/09/06 12:10:01','yyyy/m/d HH:MM:SS');
DD = datestr(N2-N1,'HH:MM:SS.FFF')
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