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| Thanks a lot Rohit. This works perfectly! Laurens |
| Thank you, Michael. The first method is nice and simple, but the second is really beautiful. |
| Thank you Daniel, Hans and Henrik. Your methods work nicely. |
| Thank you Bill and David. Both methods work fine. But with David's method there is a the problem that for day numbers smaller than 13 an ambiguity warning is shown. That makes the method less useful for a CDF. Or is there maybe a code for preventing... |
| Thanks, Marco. That is it. Cheers, Laurens |
| I am looking for a solution for a minor but annoying flaw in a program that I made for building a CDF for analysing the properties of accumulations of random numbers. In the CDF I can choose for several types of such accumulations through a number of... |
| Thanks for your advice, Henrik. I had tried that already, but it did not work. But just a half hour ago I found on https://mathematica.stackexchange.com/questions/8997 a nice approach that turns out to work perfectly. So my problem has been... |
| Thank you Rohit for your beautiful code. It works nicely. By replacing the last date by Drop[DateList[Yesterday], -3] I can also get the required lists up till yesterday. like one usually gets with e.g. FinancialData{"MSFT","Close",{2000,1,1} }. ... |
| You are perfectly right, Neil. Your code does the job quite well. Thanks a lot! Since I have spent so much time on Replace, I am still anxious to hear from you hoewever why my approach with Replace did not work. Is a conditional Replace possible at... |
| I am sorry Neil. I had forgotten a trick you once taught me. Instead of newlist I should use Map[ff1, list]] to calculate Length, etc. So the following code does what i wanted: DynamicModule[{list, newlist}, ff = 1/x; ff1[z_] :=... |