>>>>lnDaysInMonth = GOMONTH(ldDate,1)-ldDate
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>>>You do need those two lines, because if you're on Jan 31st, gomo(jan31,1) will give you February 29th (assume a leap year), and {feb 29}-{jan 31} would give you 29 instead of 31. Therefore, it's only safe to go back to 1st day of the month first.
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>>Geez, didn't anybody read my own reply to myself on this... <g>
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>I just didn't see how long the thread was, and when I clicked on "Send", there it was... someone else already corrected this (including yourself :).
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>That's the way it goes around here, the little tricks around date calculations are everyone's favorite sport, and a question like this is sure to create a looooooong thread. Did you notice how many people actually tried to create one-liners? That's another sport :)


Hi Dragan,

I like your first daughter site. Nice page...
BTW, clicking on the link from UT gives me an Error and it shows in UT frame. Could you make it to show in separate window? (I saw the suggestion once, but I forgot the syntax).