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Using DateList first and then using DateObject seems to work:

DateObject[ DateList[{"2014/01/09 07:24:36:985", {"Year", "/", "Month", "/", "Day", " ", "Hour24", ":", "Minute", ":", "Second", ":", "Millisecond"}}]]

The fractional seconds are in the DateObject, but are not displayed.

Consider:

date1 = DateObject[DateList[{"2014/01/09 07:24:36:555", {"Year", "/", "Month", "/","Day", " ", "Hour24", ":", "Minute", ":", "Second", ":","Millisecond"}}]] date2 = DateObject[DateList[{"2014/01/09 07:24:36:100", {"Year", "/", "Month", "/","Day", " ", "Hour24", ":", "Minute", ":", "Second", ":", "Millisecond"}}]] FullForm[date1] FullForm[date1 - date2]

This is directly visible by looking at the InputForm, e.g.

InputForm@date1 (* DateObject[{2014, 1, 9}, TimeObject[{7, 24, 36.555}, TimeZone -> -6.], TimeZone -> -6.] *)

Using DateList first and then using DateObject seems to work:

DateObject[ DateList[{"2014/01/09 07:24:36:985", {"Year", "/", "Month", "/", "Day", " ", "Hour24", ":", "Minute", ":", "Second", ":", "Millisecond"}}]]

The fractional seconds are in the DateObject, but are not displayed.

Consider:

date1 = DateObject[DateList[{"2014/01/09 07:24:36:555", {"Year", "/", "Month", "/","Day", " ", "Hour24", ":", "Minute", ":", "Second", ":","Millisecond"}}]] date2 = DateObject[DateList[{"2014/01/09 07:24:36:100", {"Year", "/", "Month", "/","Day", " ", "Hour24", ":", "Minute", ":", "Second", ":", "Millisecond"}}]] FullForm[date1] FullForm[date1 - date2]

Using DateList first and then using DateObject seems to work:

DateObject[ DateList[{"2014/01/09 07:24:36:985", {"Year", "/", "Month", "/", "Day", " ", "Hour24", ":", "Minute", ":", "Second", ":", "Millisecond"}}]]

The fractional seconds are in the DateObject, but are not displayed.

Consider:

date1 = DateObject[DateList[{"2014/01/09 07:24:36:555", {"Year", "/", "Month", "/","Day", " ", "Hour24", ":", "Minute", ":", "Second", ":","Millisecond"}}]] date2 = DateObject[DateList[{"2014/01/09 07:24:36:100", {"Year", "/", "Month", "/","Day", " ", "Hour24", ":", "Minute", ":", "Second", ":", "Millisecond"}}]] FullForm[date1] FullForm[date1 - date2]

This is directly visible by looking at the InputForm, e.g.

InputForm@date1 (* DateObject[{2014, 1, 9}, TimeObject[{7, 24, 36.555}, TimeZone -> -6.], TimeZone -> -6.] *)
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Using DateList first and then using DateObject seems to work:

DateObject[ DateList[{"2014/01/09 07:24:36:985", {"Year", "/", "Month", "/", "Day", " ", "Hour24", ":", "Minute", ":", "Second", ":", "Millisecond"}}]]

But still noThe fractional seconds. As previous comment suggests I guess it's are in the DateObject, but are not supporteddisplayed.

Consider:

date1 = DateObject[DateList[{"2014/01/09 07:24:36:555", {"Year", "/", "Month", "/","Day", " ", "Hour24", ":", "Minute", ":", "Second", ":","Millisecond"}}]] date2 = DateObject[DateList[{"2014/01/09 07:24:36:100", {"Year", "/", "Month", "/","Day", " ", "Hour24", ":", "Minute", ":", "Second", ":", "Millisecond"}}]] FullForm[date1] FullForm[date1 - date2]

Using DateList first and then using DateObject seems to work:

DateObject[ DateList[{"2014/01/09 07:24:36:985", {"Year", "/", "Month", "/", "Day", " ", "Hour24", ":", "Minute", ":", "Second", ":", "Millisecond"}}]]

But still no fractional seconds. As previous comment suggests I guess it's not supported.

Using DateList first and then using DateObject seems to work:

DateObject[ DateList[{"2014/01/09 07:24:36:985", {"Year", "/", "Month", "/", "Day", " ", "Hour24", ":", "Minute", ":", "Second", ":", "Millisecond"}}]]

The fractional seconds are in the DateObject, but are not displayed.

Consider:

date1 = DateObject[DateList[{"2014/01/09 07:24:36:555", {"Year", "/", "Month", "/","Day", " ", "Hour24", ":", "Minute", ":", "Second", ":","Millisecond"}}]] date2 = DateObject[DateList[{"2014/01/09 07:24:36:100", {"Year", "/", "Month", "/","Day", " ", "Hour24", ":", "Minute", ":", "Second", ":", "Millisecond"}}]] FullForm[date1] FullForm[date1 - date2]
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Using DateListDateList first and then using DateObjectDateObject seems to work:

DateObject[ DateList[{"2014/01/09 07:24:36:985", {"Year", "/", "Month", "/", "Day", " ", "Hour24", ":", "Minute", ":", "Second", ":", "Millisecond"}}]]

DateObject[ DateList[{"2014/01/09 07:24:36:985", {"Year", "/", "Month", "/", "Day", " ", "Hour24", ":", "Minute", ":", "Second", ":", "Millisecond"}}]]

But still no fractional seconds. As previous comment suggests I guess it's not supported.

Using DateList first and then using DateObject seems to work:

DateObject[ DateList[{"2014/01/09 07:24:36:985", {"Year", "/", "Month", "/", "Day", " ", "Hour24", ":", "Minute", ":", "Second", ":", "Millisecond"}}]]

But still no fractional seconds. As previous comment suggests I guess it's not supported.

Using DateList first and then using DateObject seems to work:

DateObject[ DateList[{"2014/01/09 07:24:36:985", {"Year", "/", "Month", "/", "Day", " ", "Hour24", ":", "Minute", ":", "Second", ":", "Millisecond"}}]]

But still no fractional seconds. As previous comment suggests I guess it's not supported.

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