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100 * Get the number of days in a specified month
102 * @param nMonth the number of the Month
104 * @return number of days
122 * Convert a date to a count of days starting from 01/01/0001
124 * The internal representation of a Date used in this Addin
125 * is the number of days between 01/01/0001 and the date
129 * @param nDay the day of the Month
130 * @param nMonth the number of the Month
132 * @return count of days from 01/01/0001 to the date specified
152 * Convert a count of days starting from 01/01/0001 to a date
154 * The internal representation of a Date used in this Addin
155 * is the number of days between 01/01/0001 and the date
157 * to a Day , Month, Year representation of a Date.
159 * @param nDay count of days from 01/01/0001
160 * @param *pDay pointer to a variable for the day of the month
212 * Two modes of operation are provided.
215 * The second calculates the diffence by week of year.
218 * shall be the first day of the week.
221 * is assigned a number in the the year in which most of its days lie.
223 * That means that week 1 of any year is the week that contains the 4. January
225 * The internal representation of a Date used in the Addin is the number of days based on 01/01/0001
227 * A WeekDay can be then calculated by substracting 1 and calculating the rest of
242 * The 4.January of first Date Argument can thus be used to calculate
250 * % is the modulo operator in C which calculates the rest of an Integer division
256 * @param dMode - mode of operation
260 * mode 1 is the difference by week of year
301 * @param dMode - mode of operation
348 * @param dMode - mode of operation
401 * Get the Number of Days in the month for a date
423 * Get number of weeks in the year for a date
429 * shall be the first day of the week.
431 * A WeekDay can be calculated by substracting 1 and calculating the rest of
467 * Get number of days in the year of a date specified
491 * It's called before any of these new functions is actually
498 * @param *nCount - returns the number of functions which are exported to StarCalc
515 …* @param *nParamCount Output: Number of Parameter. Must be greater than 0, because there's always …
516 …: Pointer to arrray with exactly 16 variables of typ Paramtype. nParamCount Entries are set to the…
607 * @param *pName Output: Name of the parameter
608 * @param *pDesc Output: Description of the parameter