Can we convert integer value 1063 into days, month, year

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Can we convert Integer value 1063 into Days,Month,Year

Posted 25-May-19 2:08am

astrotechlab

Updated 25-May-19 2:43am

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[no name] 25-May-19 8:16am

If I ask you how can I convert 1063 in Kilograms and Grams, you can't answer this. Right?
But if I tell you the 1063 are Grams you can answer it.
So what is the measure for this integer 1063?

Suppose the 1063 are days, you may find the answer here: c# - convert number of days into years,months,days - Stack Overflow[^]

astrotechlab 25-May-19 8:46am

Obviously, 1063 days but in an integer type, I want to find out Number of Yr, Month & Days

[no name] 25-May-19 8:53am

Obviously... ah ok, yes of course it is very obviously *lol*

Richard Deeming 29-May-19 12:54pm

Do you mean that you want to know the number of years, months, and days that add up to 1063 days?

To answer that, first you'll have to invent a time machine, go back to the 18th century, and convince everybody to abandon the Gregorian calendar, and adopt a calendar where every month has the same number of days, and there are no leap years. :)

Without a starting point, you don't know how many days there are in a month, or even in a year. You'll either need to pick a random starting point, or use an approximation.

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2019-05-25T02:38:00

That depends. If "1603" is a "Number of days since nnn" then it's simple;

VB

Dim theBase As DateTime = New DateTime(2001, 1, 1)
Dim [then] As DateTime = theBase.AddDays(1o63)

If it's a "year plus a day-of-year" then you can do it reasonably easily:

VB

Dim theBase as DateTime = new DateTime(2010, 1, 1)
Dim [then] as theBase.AddYears(1063 / 1000).AddDays(1063 Mod 1000)

(But be aware that there are two different systems for "Day of year" which produce different results on leap years.)
If it isn't, then you need to specify exactly what it is, because an integer is not a date, and isn't directly convertible to a date.

Patrice T · Answer 2 · 2019-05-25T02:44:00

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Can we convert Integer value 1063 into Days,Month,Year

Yes it is possible, but you first need to know/tell what is 1063. The exact solution depend on your answer.

Posted 25-May-19 2:44am

Patrice T

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astrotechlab 25-May-19 8:55am

Obviously, 1063 days but in an integer type, I want to find out Number of Yr, Month & Days

Patrice T 25-May-19 9:25am

Then the missing information is the starting date.