Re: Determining "Business Days" (i.e. No

Thanks Brian,

I'll check this out 1

Chuck

Brian Johnson wrote:

> Pick a date, preferably in the distant past, as your base date.  Compute
> the number of days from the base date to the target date.  Divide the
> number of days by 7.  The remainder is the day of the week of the target
> date (0=day of the week of the base date, 1=next day of the week, etc.)
>  This algorithm is pretty easy to implement with RPGIV and date data
> type.
>
> Brian Johnson
> Help/Systems, Inc.
> brian@helpsystems.com
> www.helpsystems.com
> (612) 563-1627
>
>  -----Original Message-----
> From: Chuck Lewis
> Sent: Tuesday, November 24, 1998 11:25
> To: brian; MIDRANGE-L@midrange.com
> Subject: Determining "Business Days" (i.e. No Sat
>
> Original Subject:
> Determining "Business Days" (i.e. No Saturday/Sunday)
>
> Hi Folks,
>
> Anyone have a method of determining when a day is a business day (i.e.
> Mon-Fri) ?
>
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