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You only need to figure out what the lunar calendar is about, and you can calculate it yourself!
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b2="Lunar calendar"&text(a2,"[$-130000]m month d"- Limited to 2007 version and above.
The leap month of the lunar calendar will add 1, such as July will show August, and August will be postponed to September....December was postponed to December.
b2=lookup(--substitute(substitute(a2,-30,-28),-29,-27),-text((left(a2,5)&"1/1")+row($1:$400),"[$-130000]yyyy/m/d"),(left(a2,5)&"1/1")+row($1:$400))+right(a2,2)>28)*2
Check: c2="Lunar calendar"&text(b2,"[$-130000]m month d")
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Yes, I have it here, it's a plug-in, which can realize interversion, which is very powerful.
Passcode: 699i
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For example, today is September 2, 2010, and the 24th day of the seventh lunar month can be obtained by the following formula
Although the results are a bit unsatisfactory when encountering a leap month, as shown in the figure below, the lunar calendar on February 9, 2010 should be December 26, but because there was a leap month in that year, there was an extra month. But it's much faster than making up **, and leap months don't happen every day.
If you change the formula to: =mid("A, B, C, D, 戊, Ji Geng, Xin Ren, Guizi, Chou Yin, Mao Chen, Si Wu, Wei Shen You, Xuhai",mod(text(a2,"[$-130000]e")-4,12)+1,1)&"The tenth day of the first month of the year",if(--text(a2,"[$-130000]d")>10,"[$-130000][dbnum1]d","Chu[$-130000][dbnum1]d"It's more like the lunar notation, but because the start date of the lunar calendar is different every year, it is difficult for the function to achieve very accurate results, so it can only be used.
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There is no such function formula in Excel developed by Lao Mei. It is recommended to find a perpetual calendar and check it and enter it manually.
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The web link is not difficult, and the call function comes out, which is very accurate.
I also looked for it online and the test is available. Surprise. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for writing the plugin.
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There's a calendar thing in the VB control, called month or something, you go and check it out.
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Isn't the lunar calendar the lunar calendar?
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Can the landlord add points? I can write one specifically for you!
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