Date Validation /Conversion as string to date

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  -Bastien

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  Hello everyone

  Can anyone help please?

  I have a small script that tries to read a text file and a list of "text strings" as output objects. I managed to get the relevant text strings, I want, but their output as objects seems to be the problem. If anyone can help that would be great. the script below

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  I found a solution and until now it works fine.

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