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 [weeks in month] -> no results, uh-oh

 brain .oO( what is a week? what is a month? )

Hmm, a week is seven days

A month is 28 to 31 days

Hmm, days in month , divided by seven, equals weeks in month

 [day in month] -> day in month -> weeks in month -> Calculating latest 'Sunday' date on the first of the month, Determining the dayname for the last day of any given month, how can i find number of days in a given year and month

I am finished

In reply to Re: No: of weeks in a month by Anonymous Monk
in thread No: of weeks in a month by Anonymous Monk

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