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On Mon, 28 Jan 2008 20:18:16 -0800, jnf40
wrote: Ron Rosenfeld, I found the following code that works up until I enter the Gregorian year 2024 (fiscal year), molad 5784, then it shows Rosh Hashanah beginning sundown of 9/16/2023 and ending 9/18/2023 with Yom Kippur on 9/25/2023. The calendar at http://www.jewfaq.org/calendar.htm however shows Rosh Hashanah beginning sundown of 9/15/2023 and ending 9/17/2023 with Yom Kippur on 9/25/2023. Also read after code: jnf40, Personally, I use Calendar Creator to obtain the dates of Jewish Holidays. Its built-in algorithm seems to work. It, too, shows Rosh Hashanna beginning on the evening of 15 Sep 2023 and Yom Kippur starting on the evening of 24 Sep 2023. So I would say the web site and Calendar Creator are correct. There is also an interactive calendar at http://www.hebcal.com/ with the capability of downloading the results into various formats, including CSV file (designed for Outlook but opens fine in Excel). --ron |
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