re: Does anyone ever need to know what "next Friday" is?

Booth writes:

> I am curious if anyone else ever needs to know the "next Friday (or
> _any_day )" is for defaults on screens, etc?   I needed to know and wrote
> a little program to do it, but wondered afterwards if there is some simple
> command, or if no one else ever cares.

I wrote a moronically simple program that looked up what "workday" of the
month a given date was. (I cheated though and just built a table with all
dates and values until the end of 1999, and chained out to it. Dates without
values aren't workdays. (at least for the non IT people....))

Peter H. Coffin
phcoffin@us.ibm.com




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I am curious if anyone else ever needs to know the "next Friday (or
_any_day )" is for defaults on screens, etc?   I needed to know and wrote
a little program to do it, but wondered afterwards if there is some simple
command, or if no one else ever cares.

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Booth Martin
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