#56847 - 03/14/19 03:05 PM
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Hi, Anyone Is it possible to work out the Julian date, I need to add Julian date on each output file.
For now I'm doing this manually to each file.
This will save me a lot of time. Your help is greatly appreciated.
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#56848 - 03/14/19 03:26 PM
Re: Julian date
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this is the formula in Excel but it's not working either
=RIGHT(YEAR(A4),2)& A4-DATE(YEAR(A4),1,0) it gives me 191 for todays date instead of 73.
Can someone convert the above formula in VBScript or java?
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#56856 - 03/19/19 09:46 AM
Re: Julian date
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can anyone help please ?
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#56857 - 03/19/19 01:51 PM
Re: Julian date
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This bit of JavaScript code does the trick:
var firstDate= new Date();
var secondDate= new Date(firstDate.getYear(),0,1);
var diffDays = Math.floor((firstDate.getTime() - secondDate.getTime()) / (1000 * 3600 * 24));
var julianDate = firstDate.getYear().toString().slice(-2)+""+diffDays;
Watch.Log(julianDate,2);
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#56858 - 03/19/19 02:00 PM
Re: Julian date
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Thank you Philippe, When I run the above code I get 1977. Today Julian date is 078. Can you change the code to read 078 I don't need the year. Then How can I save this value into a variable so I can print it on the file name.
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#56859 - 03/19/19 02:06 PM
Re: Julian date
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I edited the code and I get 77 now but I need to get 078
var firstDate= new Date();
var secondDate= new Date(firstDate.getYear(),0,1);
var diffDays = Math.floor((firstDate.getTime() - secondDate.getTime()) / (1000 * 3600 * 24));
var julianDate = diffDays;
Watch.Log(julianDate,2);
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#56860 - 03/19/19 02:09 PM
Re: Julian date
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Try this:
var firstDate= new Date();
var secondDate= new Date(firstDate.getYear()-1,11,31);
var diffDays = Math.floor((firstDate.getTime() - secondDate.getTime()) / (1000 * 3600 * 24));
Watch.Log(diffDays,2);
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#56861 - 03/19/19 02:18 PM
Re: Julian date
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YES, this work and give me 78, I need 3 digits, how can I add zero at the front to look like 078 and when it's over 99 it should print 100, 101 and so on.
I have a variable called JDate, I don't know in Java how to pass the value to this variable?
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#56862 - 03/19/19 02:31 PM
Re: Julian date
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I got the variable but zero is missing , need your help further please
Watch.SetVariable("JDate" , diffDays );
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#56864 - 03/20/19 01:17 PM
Re: Julian date
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Use this:
Watch.SetVariable("JDate" , ("0"+diffDays).slice(-3));
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