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> Example of a JDE Julian Date : 104366 = 31 Dec 2004 > The first digit identifies the century, the next two digits represent the > year, and the last three digits is the number days. I last used JDE 2½ to 3 years ago, and I could have sworn the JDE date was 5.0 packed and didn't carry a century digit - the century flag being separate. To convert from JDE to "normal" date's you chained to a date file which I think was called F00365. All the best Jonathan Mason www.astradyne-uk.com
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