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I need Unix, ksh scripts that will convert dates - Gregorian to Julian and Julian to Gregorian.

Input for converting Gregorian to Julian would be in the form of CCYYMMDD with the output being CCYYDDD.

Input for converting Julian to Gregorian would be CCYYDDD with the output being CCYYMMDD.

Thanks in advance for any help you can give me.
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Question I'm new here. How do I see Yesterday's stuff?
I've been trying to find the FAQs but can't seem to get the right combination to see what you're talking of.
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Exclamation Thanks!! It appears as if that's exactly what I needed.
Will play around with it and let you know.
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