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Use time scale when index has type 'date' or 'datetime' #152
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January 15, 2016 14:55
There are cases when a dataframe has a regular Index (not DatetimeIndex) with elements of type 'date' or 'datetime'. In these cases Vincent should use the 'time' scale.
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There are cases when a dataframe has a regular Index (not DatetimeIndex)
with elements of type 'date' or 'datetime'. In these cases Vincent
should use the 'time' scale.