Do a keyword search in this forum for 'holiday' and you will find several threads on this topic.
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brownb1, if you would ever respond to your post you would probably get better responses. see faq222-2244
"Two strings walk into a bar. The first string says to the bartender: 'Bartender, I'll have a beer. u.5n$x5t?*&4ru!2[sACC~ErJ'. The second string says: 'Pardon my friend, he isn't NULL terminated'."
ahh, just for that I'm going to give you Memorial Day.
Private Function GetMemorialDay(strYear As String) As Date
Dim tmpDate As Date
tmpDate = "5/1/" & strYear
Select Case Weekday(tmpDate)
Case 1
GetMemorialDay = "5/30/" & strYear
Case 2
GetMemorialDay = "5/29/" & strYear
Case 3
GetMemorialDay = "5/28/" & strYear
Case 4
GetMemorialDay = "5/27/" & strYear
Case 5
GetMemorialDay = "5/26/" & strYear
Case 6
GetMemorialDay = "5/25/" & strYear
Case 7
GetMemorialDay = "5/31/" & strYear
End Select
End Function
"Two strings walk into a bar. The first string says to the bartender: 'Bartender, I'll have a beer. u.5n$x5t?*&4ru!2[sACC~ErJ'. The second string says: 'Pardon my friend, he isn't NULL terminated'."
I'm assuming your from the United States and you are only interested in the US big 6. Well Christmas, New Years and 4th of July are obvious and you already have Memorial day, so here's labor day and thanksgiving:
Private Function GetThanksgiving(strYear As String) As Date
Dim tmpDate As Date
tmpDate = "11/1/" & strYear
Select Case Weekday(tmpDate)
Case 1
GetThanksgiving = "11/26/" & strYear
Case 2
GetThanksgiving = "11/25/" & strYear
Case 3
GetThanksgiving = "11/24/" & strYear
Case 4
GetThanksgiving = "11/23/" & strYear
Case 5
GetThanksgiving = "11/22/" & strYear
Case 6
GetThanksgiving = "11/29/" & strYear
Case 7
GetThanksgiving = "11/28/" & strYear
End Select
End Function
Private Function GetLaborDay(strYear As String) As Date
Dim tmpDate As Date
tmpDate = "9/1/" & strYear
Select Case Weekday(tmpDate)
Case 1
GetLaborDay = "9/2/" & strYear
Case 2
GetLaborDay = "9/1/" & strYear
Case 3
GetLaborDay = "9/7/" & strYear
Case 4
GetLaborDay = "9/6/" & strYear
Case 5
GetLaborDay = "9/5/" & strYear
Case 6
GetLaborDay = "9/4/" & strYear
Case 7
GetLaborDay = "9/3/" & strYear
End Select
End Function
"Two strings walk into a bar. The first string says to the bartender: 'Bartender, I'll have a beer. u.5n$x5t?*&4ru!2[sACC~ErJ'. The second string says: 'Pardon my friend, he isn't NULL terminated'."
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