Gunnar Aronsen

If you give in a date and set correction = 0 then you get the number of hours in that day. On the day when adjusting the clock forward it will give 23 as output and 25 when we adjust the clock backward.

I correction = 1 and you give in a vector of datevalues that also contain hour informastion, then you will get -1 during the hours which is part of what we call summertime in Norway. This vector can you then subtract from the time value given in, and then you get all timevalues are in normalized time. The last functionality is ment to be used when working towards databases which operate in normalized time, that is not taking into account daylight saving time.

Usually I write mye files in Norwegian, and when posting them I do som quick translation. Inndata was the variable name in Norwegian, which should be input, as you have corrected it to.

Bugs in the code.
fg

Hi, Gunnar. Perhaps it's a language thing, but I find your description very obscure--could you please provide some examples of what it does? Thanks!

I get the following error

??? Error using ==> eq
Matrix dimensions must agree.

Error in ==> w2excel at 26
if aktivtark.codename == w2sheet

Error in ==> test_w2excel at 3
w2excel('Book1','Sheet1','B2',c');