Converting date of a month to last working day of the month

Convert the dates to Julian format using the online Naval Observatory calculator. Subtract and divide by 7. Round up. 2456880.5 minus 2455616.5 = 1264 days or 180.57 weeks. Use 181
http://aa.usno.navy.mil/data/docs/JulianDate.php

How to Set the Time & Date for a MP25DV Canon Calendar & Clock Printing Calculator

The steps listed in the Calculator Instruction Manual for the Canon MP25DV Calculator did not work.
The correct steps for setting the time and date on this calculator are listed below:

1. Press the time/calendar button one to select the date mode. The display should show the month-day-year.
2. Hold down the = button until the month start flashing.
3. Use the number keys to enter the current date, month and year. Example 07-22-2021
4. Press the = key to set the current date.
5. Press the CE/C key to return back to the calculator mode.
6. Press the time/calendar button twice to select the time mode. The display show the
hour-minute-seconds & time of day. Example 02-01-14 A
7. Hold down the = button until the hour start flashing.
8. Use the number keys to enter the current time.
9. Press the X button for (A) a.m. or (P) for p.m.
10. Press the = key to set the current time.
11. Press the CE/C key to return back to the calculator mode.
12. To check the current date and time on your calculator, press the calendar/time button once
for date and twice for time.

If the Canon MP11DX has a backup battery, it may be spent, and it should be replaced with a fresh one.

You could do a simple +NOW-START DATE

It would depend on the format of your start dates - i.e YY, DD/MM/YY as to the results you get.

Do want the results in years, months, days?

not sure if this is what you are after entirely but should at least help you out some what

=DATEDIF(A3,C3,"m")/3

As you said you cant just divide by 3 but I have divided the formula by 3 to see how many 3 months will go into the output you could maybe have another formula to divide it by 2 to see if it will divide by 2 to see if you get a whole number or not, if you do then you can just return the first part before the dot ( using split function ) and if the value is less then 1 then obviously the 3 months has not passed between the 2 dates

I wrote it for you:
date.cpp
date.h
Remember, this is only a demonstration, so you can learn from it!

Hi,
Without looking at your books, I can only hazard a few guesses. One is that the person is salaried and by pay date the calculation is figuring on an extra payweek. There are 53 Sun, Mon, Tue and Wednesdays in this year. Check the math and see if that is the problem (to correct add an extra pay week into the salaried amount in the employee profile)

There is no function to do this as part of a whole suite of date manipulation functions, but I seem to have imagined that, as I couldn’t find. I was dreading having to do lots of nasty date arithmetic, but then I discovered that the zeroth day of a month is treated as the last day of the previous month! So the last day of the month for the date that’s in cell B3 is simply:
=DATE(YEAR(B3), MONTH(B3)+1, 0)
It even works across year boundaries, so DATE(2004, 13, 0) really does give

The eomoth function returns the last day of the month.
Use EOMONTH to calculate maturity dates or due dates that fall on the last day of the month.

eomonth (1/2/08, 1) will return 31. The number of days in the month.

eomonth (1/2/08, 2) will return 59, The number of days in the month plus the next month (February)

Hi, I guess you mean vacation accrual. It's hard to help you here, without knowing the exact accrual formula. However here are some tips: Set up a column with the start date for each employee and use the today() function to get today's date. You can use the days360() funtion to calculate the number of days between two dates, assuming regular 30 days/month. For more date related functions, click on the Fx (letter f with an subscript x) to the left of the value/formula entry field at the top of the spreadsheet. Thsi gives you a wizard with a list of functions. Select the Data/Time group and you see all available functions and can interactively pull them together. Good luck K