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Offsetting datetime in Pandas
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To offset datetime in Pandas, initialise a Timedelta object and perform date arithmetics.
Example
Consider the following DataFrame:
date_index = pd.to_datetime(["24/12/2020", "26/12/2020"])df
A2020-12-24 32020-12-26 4
Here, the index is of type DatetimeIndex.
To offset the index by a day:
Note that date arithmetics with Timedelta works other datetime-related objects such as datetime64 and Timestamp.
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