azizrasul
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I'm using the DateDiff to calculate various values. I've got everything to work. However I don't know what influence the firstweekofyear has on a calculation. Whatever value I try i.e. 1,2 or 3 I get the same answer. However further in the future I may have a problem because I don't know what affect the firstweekofyear could have.
Can anyone give me an example where changing the firstweekofyear value gives me a different answer.
While I'm on the subject, what is the difference in using the "d" interval symbol as opposed to the "y" symbol.
Can anyone give me an example where changing the firstweekofyear value gives me a different answer.
While I'm on the subject, what is the difference in using the "d" interval symbol as opposed to the "y" symbol.