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GetJulianDay property |
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GetJulianDay gets the day number in
a numbering system that starts on January 1st, -4712 at noon, which is
Julian day No. 1.
SolarPlexus.SetInput may be called in advance to set the input values
for date etc., but GetJulianDay can work independently from this.
Syntax
JulianDay
= SolarPlexus.GetJulianDay(Year, Month, Day, Timezone [, Hour, Minute,
Second, FirstGregorianDate])
Commas are set between parameters
even if they are empty.
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JulianDay |
Return
value. Double. Is a day number in a numbering system that starts on
January 1st, -4712 at noon, which is Julian day No. 1. The day
number is presented as a decimal numeral, where the day number is
written before the decimal point, and decimal fractions of the day
after. Example: 2380414.1474537 equals April 2nd, 1805, at 16h 32m
20s. |
| Year |
Input value.
Required. Integer. The year in question -4712 - 9999 |
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Month |
Input value.
Required. Integer. The month in question 1-12 |
| Day |
Input
value. Required.
Integer. The Day in question 1-31 |
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Timezone |
Input value.
Required. Variant. Sets the timezone in hours.
West of Greenwich negative. |
| Hour |
Input value.
Optional. Integer. The hour of the day 0-23. Default=12 |
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Minute |
Input value.
Optional. Integer. The minute of the hour 0-59. Default=0 |
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Second |
Input value.
Optional. Integer. The second of the minute 0-59. Default=0 |
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FirstGregorianDate |
Input value.
Optional. String. Sets the date for the first day in the Gregorian
Calendar as a date. Default="15-10-1582". Inputting
another date will work UNLESS Solarplexus.Setinput has been called
in advance. If the latter is the case the SolarPlexus
FirstGregoranDate will be in force. |
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