Isn't this part of the premise behind a shop calendar? Since a company 
can run on a fiscal year or close on a day other than the beginning of 
the month.


Walter Murray wrote:
> In an earlier posting, I wondered aloud whether there were a rigorous
> definition of the difference between two dates, in years, months, and
> days.
>
> I did check ISO 8601, which is a standard for date representation.  It
> did state one requirement to be met when expressing a time period in
> years, months, and days:  months must not be greater than 11, and days
> must not be greater than 30.  That's all I could find.
>
> Walter  
>
>
>   

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