DayOfYear |
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Description
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Determines the day of the year, in a date.
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Returns
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The ordinal value of day of the year, as an integer.
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Category
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Date and time functions
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Function syntax |
DayOfYear("date")
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See also
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Day, DayOfWeek, DayOfWeekAsString, DaysInMonth, DaysInYear, FirstDayOfMonth
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Parameters
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date |
Date/time object, in the range 100 AD-9999 AD. |
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Usage
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This function accounts for leap years.
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When passing a date/time object as a string, you must enclose it in quotation marks. Otherwise, it is interpreted as a numeric representation of a date/time object.
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You can pass the CreateDate function or Now function as the date parameter of this function; for example, #DayOfYear(CreateDate(2001, 3, 3))# |
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Example<h3>Day7OfYear Example</h3>
<cfif IsDefined("FORM.year")>
More information about your date:
<cfset yourDate = CreateDate(FORM.year, FORM.month, FORM.day)>
<cfoutput>
<p>Your date, #DateFormat(yourDate)#.
<br>It is #DayofWeekAsString(DayOfWeek(yourDate))#,
day #DayOfWeek(yourDate)# in the week.
<br>This is day #Day(yourDate)# in the month of
#MonthAsString(Month(yourDate))#, which has
#DaysInMonth(yourDate)# days.
<br>We are in week #Week(yourDate)# of #Year(yourDate)#
(day #DayofYear(yourDate)# of #DaysinYear(yourDate)#).
<br><cfif IsLeapYear(Year(yourDate))>This is a leap year
<cfelse>This is not a leap year</cfif>
</cfoutput>
</cfif>
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