20062014

20062014 is an eight-digit string that combines the years 2006 and 2014 without separators. It is not the name of a widely recognized event or entity; rather, it is typically used as a compact representation of a time span or as an identifier in data, documents, or cataloging systems.

When used as a date range, the conventional and clearer form is 2006–2014, which denotes the period from the year 2006 through 2014. In practice, authors and archivists may encounter 20062014 in contexts where space is limited, such as file names, database keys, or shorthand notes. In these cases, the exact interpretation depends on accompanying metadata or documentation.

As a data label, 20062014 can serve as an index, version code, or category marker within a dataset, archive, or inventory. For example, a file named “20062014_summary.pdf” or a row identifier with the value 20062014 might encode a period, a batch, or a project phase rather than a specific date.

Ambiguity is a common issue with this string, since the lack of separators can obscure whether it refers to a period (2006 to 2014), a single date, or an arbitrary code. To reduce confusion, it is advisable to use explicit notation (such as 2006–2014) and to provide metadata that clarifies the intended meaning.

See also: 2006–2014. There is no widely recognized standalone topic named “20062014.”