Re: Converting Numbers to Dates

Allen Kirby wrote:
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> I won't ask why you didn't store it as a date value in the first
> place. Here's one way (there are others): Take the actual start
> date (Jan. 1 1970 00:00 e.g.) and add seconds/3600 (which is the number
> of days represented by that many seconds). This should work given
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OK, so I can't multiply. 60 * 60 is 3600, but that is seconds in an hour. divide by 86400 to get number of days. Sorry about that.

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