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inmonth ( '2006-01-25', '2006-01-01', -1 ) returns false
inmonth ( '2005-12-25', '2006-01-01', -1 ) returns true
InMonthToDate (date, basedate , shift)
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returns true if date lies inside the part of month containing basedate up until and including the last
millisecond of basedate. The month can be offset by shift. Shift is an integer, where the value 0 indicates
the month which contains basedate. Negative values in shift indicate preceding months and positive
values indicate succeeding months.
inmonthtodate ( '2006-01-25', '2006-01-25', 0 ) returns true
inmonthtodate ( '2006-01-25', '2006-01-24', 0 ) returns false
inmonthtodate ( '2006-01-25', '2006-02-28', -1 ) returns true
InMonths (n, date, basedate , shift [, first_month_of_year = 1])
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returns true if date lies inside the n month shift (aligned from January 1st) containing basedate. N
must be (1), 2, (3), 4 or 6. The period can be offset by shift. Shift is an integer, where the value 0 indicates
the period which contains basedate. Negative values in shift indicate preceding periods and positive
values indicate succeeding periods. If you want to align with (fiscal) years not starting in
January, indicate a value between 2 and 12 in first_month_of_year.
inmonths ( 4, '2006-01-25', '2006-01-01', 0 ) returns true
inmonths ( 4, '2006-01-25', '2006-05-01', 0 ) returns false
inmonths ( 4, '2006-01-25', '2006-01-01', -1 ) returns false
inmonths ( 4, '2005-12-25', '2006-01-01', -1 ) returns true
inmonths ( 4, '2006-01-25', '2006-03-01', 0, 3 ) returns false
inmonths ( 4, '2006-04-25', '2006-03-01', 0, 3 ) returns true
InMonthsToDate (n, date, basedate , shift [, first_month_of_year =
1])
Examples:
returns true if date lies inside the part of the n month period (aligned from January 1st) containing
basedate up until and including the last millisecond of basedate. N must be (1), 2, (3), 4 or 6. The
period can be offset by shift. Shift is an integer, where the value 0 indicates the period which contains
basedate. Negative values in shift indicate preceding periods and positive values indicate succeeding
periods. If you want to align with (fiscal) years not starting in January, indicate a value
between 2 and 12 in first_month_of_year.
inmonthstodate ( 4, '2006-01-25', '2006-04-25', 0 ) returns true
inmonthstodate ( 4, '2006-04-25', '2006-04-24', 0 ) returns false
inmonthstodate ( 4, '2005-11-25', '2006-02-01', -1 ) returns true
InWeek (date, basedate , shift [, weekstart])
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returns true if date lies inside the week containing basedate. The week can be offset by shift. Shift is
an integer, where the value 0 indicates the week which contains basedate. Negative values in shift
indicate preceding weeks and positive values indicate succeeding weeks. If you want to work with
weeks not starting midnight between Sunday and Monday, indicate an offset in days in weekstart.
This may be given as a real number indicating days and/or fractions of a day.
inweek ( '2006-01-12', '2006-01-14', 0 ) returns true