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Challenge #258: Relatively Old

jackgmoroney
6 - Meteoroid
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Spurs
8 - Asteroid
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bwins
8 - Asteroid

Won't let me provide a screenshot

Denis_Ryan
7 - Meteor

solution

mithily
8 - Asteroid

This was fun using date specifiers as needed

DanielvanLeuzen
9 - Comet

my solution

Adrien_Sourdille
8 - Asteroid
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CVCurcurato
8 - Asteroid

Horrified by how long my solution is in comparison to others :(

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AmanDevrath
7 - Meteor

for Juliette's date : I used 

 

DateTimeAdd([Stephane],5-toNumber(DateTimeFormat([Stephane],"%w")),"days")

 

%w returns day number. 0-sunday, 1-monday, 2-tuesday, 3-wednesday, 4-thursday, 5-friday, 6-saturday.

I subtracted 5 from the returned day number (in this case 5-2), which gave me 3 days from the stephane's birth date for juliette.

CBarito
8 - Asteroid

🙂