Hello, I'm seeing bizarre behavior when loading dates in to TimeSeries with Text Import. My data are monthly measurements over twelve years, date only, no time, in an Excel sheet. I have tried saving as .txt, .csv, with different cell formatting; I've tried various"Date" formats, "Text," "General," and even just entering number of days-since-1/1/1900. The TsTime field shows the dates as they were in excel, (e.g. "7/24/2002" or "2002-07-24", etc.) but does not use them. Here is what is happening: 1. Time Series Grapher shows my groundwater hydrograph with the correct TsValue on the y-axis, but they are perfectly equally spaced and assigned a date starting at 12/30/1899 and each record is one day later, i.e. Wells with 17 records end on 1/15/1900, wells with 125 records end on 4/29/1900, etc. My data are not perfectly equally spaced, so, even if I ignore the dates, this is bad. 2. I used the empty "UTCOffset" field to try calculating a date field from TsTime. If I just set UTCOffset = TsTime, they output as days-since-1900, e.g. 38928. None of the date-related functions in Python or VBScript have succeeded, rather they fail or populate <null> values. 3. I've tried various reset-type fixes like creating new excel files, clearing my Temp folder, moving to a brand new map/geodatabase, but no luck. I feel that I've exhausted the google and forum search for similar issues and my clicking finger is sore... I must be missing something. Any insight?! Thanks heaps Ethan
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