Lesson 24 Calendar in Excel on: December 28, 2015 05:08
Hello everybody!
As a fun project and something that could be useful in the future, I used the information given in lesson 24 to create a functional Gregorian to Elvish Calendar converter in excel.
It will take the current month and day and give you the date in the elvish calendar, and it will account for day differences in leap years.
That being said I do have a question:
While I was able to accurately synchronize the day and month, I couldn't figure out how to synchronize the years. When does the elvish calendar begin compared to the Gregorian?
Update:
Turns out pre-1900 years might break the display in the excel version...but it SHOULDN'T cause any issues with the actual result of the elvish date.
Update:
Wrote an actual program version using Visual Basic. It SHOULD work on any windows system; essentially it is the same thing as the excel file above. It will grab the system date and display the appropriate Elvish month and day. The manual override isn't functional in this program yet, but future versions will have it.
It is located here, free to download: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxtQt4p8XIbvVHlydXh3aVBCdWM/view?usp=sharing
Enjoy!