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When is the calendar change presumed on Free42? - zeno333 - 05-13-2023 02:04 AM I know it is not September, 1752, since it says 12 days between September 2, 1752 and September 14, 1752. So when does the calendar change from Julian to Gregorian on the Free42 calculator? RE: When is the calendar change presumed on Free42? - Joe Horn - 05-13-2023 04:40 AM 15 October 1582, which was the first actual day of the Gregorian Calendar. This is the first date in many HP models which support date arithmetic. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gregorian_calendar RE: When is the calendar change presumed on Free42? - Steve Simpkin - 05-13-2023 05:36 AM For reference, here is the section in the Free42 supplemental documentation that covers the Date and Time functions included with Free42. https://thomasokken.com/free42/#time |