Hi. I'm trying to use Date::Calc to get the current week number. I just read this part on the official pages;
.... does that mean it goes 0-51 , or 1-52 in terms of the way it counts the months?
Its very important this work right, otherwise the data will be put in the wrong table
TIA
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The only exception is the function "Week_Number()", which may in fact return "0" when the given date actually lies in the last week of the PREVIOUS year, and of course the numbers for hours (0..23), minutes (0..59) and seconds (0..59)..... does that mean it goes 0-51 , or 1-52 in terms of the way it counts the months?
Its very important this work right, otherwise the data will be put in the wrong table
TIA
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