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I could do this manually by dividing down and using modulus

You may be able to do what you want with Date::Calc. If not, you almost certainly could with Date::Manip::Delta.

When you aren't dealing with specific dates, you run into problems which might not be obvious at first. How many months is 3100 days? Or how many days is 3 months?

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In reply to Re: module for days conversion by sauoq
in thread module for days conversion by live4tech

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