minDaysLeave: Find the best time to take a fixed length holiday
In dougmet/maxholiday: When is Your Longest Holiday
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Examples
Description
Find the best time to take a fixed length holiday
Usage
1
minDaysLeave(startDate, endDate, window)
Arguments
startDate
Date or international format string. Beginning of your search range.
endDate
Date or international format string. End of your search range.
window
The number of consecutive days holiday you would like.
E.g. 3 weeks would be 21 (or 23 if you want an extra weekend)
Value
A list with the minimum days needed and a vector of potential start dates
Examples
1
minDaysLeave("2017-01-01", "2018-01-10", 23)
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Description Usage Arguments Value Examples
Description
Find the best time to take a fixed length holiday
Usage
1 | minDaysLeave(startDate, endDate, window)
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Arguments
startDate |
Date or international format string. Beginning of your search range. |
endDate |
Date or international format string. End of your search range. |
window |
The number of consecutive days holiday you would like. E.g. 3 weeks would be 21 (or 23 if you want an extra weekend) |
Value
A list with the minimum days needed and a vector of potential start dates
Examples
1 | minDaysLeave("2017-01-01", "2018-01-10", 23)
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