I am importing an external CSV file using Import["myfname.csv", "Tabular", HeaderLines -> 1] The first row is a header row, and the first column is named Date. The first column holds dates in the format 08/29/2025. Import gives this column a "String" type. I can convert it after, but I would like it to be a "Date" type at import. There are potentially many columns, so I do not want to specify a type for every column. I know this has to be simple but the documentation and two AIs have failed m...| Recent Questions - Mathematica Stack Exchange
Bug introduced in 14.2 and fixed in 14.3. --- Why is Tabular shifting the date by one day (as documented by the snapshot)? mytable = {{1, x, Today}, {2, y, Tomorrow}} mytabular = Tabular[mytable] Normal[mytabular]| Recent Questions - Mathematica Stack Exchange
I’m very happy to announce that Tabular has signed a definitive agreement to join Databricks! In this post, I’ll share my view about why this combination is a huge win for the market, and cements the future of the open table formats in enterprise data architecture. Interest and use of Apache Iceberg has been growing […]| Tabular
Databricks' acquisition of Tabular, founded by the creators of Apache Iceberg, underscores the importance of open frameworks in modern data lake design. Open frameworks ensure interoperability, flexibility, and simplicity, benefiting those leveraging data for AI.| MinIO Blog