Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ Date doubt

[De Premor]

Good Morning Kenil Gala,
Try to change my current macro code like this


*FindDate = FindDate + 1**
*    Select Case UCase(Mode)
        Case "W", "WEEKLY"
            FindDate = DateAdd("ww", NextFriday, FindDate)
        Case "M", "MONTHLY"
            FindDate = DateAdd("m", NextFriday, FindDate)
        Case "Q", "QUATERLY"
            FindDate = DateAdd("q", NextFriday, FindDate)
        Case "H", "HALFYEARLY"
            FindDate = DateAdd("q", NextFriday, FindDate)
            FindDate = DateAdd("q", NextFriday, FindDate)
        Case "Y", "YEARLY"
            FindDate = DateAdd("yyyy", NextFriday, FindDate)
    End Select
    Do
*        FindDate = FindDate - 1**
*    Loop Until Weekday(FindDate) = 6
    findFriday = FindDate
End Function

Sample Code Attached

Pada 27/07/2013 1:43, Kenil Gala menulis:

Function findFriday(FindDate As Date, Optional NextFriday As Integer = 1, Optional Mode As String = "W") As Date

yearly means 28dec2012 - 26dec 2013

this is the pattern of contracts followed in indian stock markets.

Pls find the file attched.

Thanks in adv.

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*From:* De Premor <d...@premor.net>
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*Subject:* Re: $$Excel-Macros$$ Date doubt

First Approach



    FindDate = FindDate - 1
    Select Case UCase(Mode)
        Case "W", "WEEKLY"
            FindDate = DateAdd("ww", NextFriday, FindDate)
        Case "M", "MONTHLY"
            FindDate = DateAdd("m", NextFriday, FindDate)
        Case "Q", "QUATERLY"
            FindDate = DateAdd("q", NextFriday, FindDate)
        Case "H", "HALFYEARLY"
            FindDate = DateAdd("q", NextFriday, FindDate)
            FindDate = DateAdd("q", NextFriday, FindDate)
        Case "Y", "YEARLY"
            FindDate = DateAdd("yyyy", NextFriday, FindDate)
    End Select
    Do
        FindDate = FindDate + 1
    Loop Until Weekday(FindDate) = 6
    findFriday = FindDate
End Function


On 25/07/2013 21:58, Kenil Gala wrote:

hi, in this case month means last Friday of the month to last Thursday of the month. Eg: 28dec2012 to 31 january 2013.and 1 feb 2013 to 28feb 2013, and 1 march 2013 to 28march 2013. quarter means from 28 dec 2012 - 28march 2013, and 29 march 2013 to 27june 2013 half year means for eg : 28dec 2012 - 27june 2013, then 28 june 2013 to 26dec2013 any month starts from last Friday of the month and ends on last Thursday of next month. This function is to find first Friday on every given range, is this match to your requirement ? if not, please reply with data and date as you want on each range. Confuse on this statement "month from last Friday to last Thursday of the month.", sample data needed. Function findFriday(FindDate As Date, Optional NextFriday As Integer = 1, Optional Mode As String = "W") As Date

Hi friends,

i have a query for arranging dates in a pattern.
Pls help me solve my query.

Thanks in adv.

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