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List of Start dates and End Dates for Hebrew Months

SM25 12 months ago • updated by Michael J. Radwin 12 months ago • 3

Hi,

I help my Shul with the pledges (when they get an Alliyo)

Is there any way I could download a list of the next 24 Hebrew months, in a table where I will 4 columns

Hebrew Month Name, Year (Jewish), Secular Start Date, Secular End Date

For example it would look like this

Month | Year | Start Date | End Date

IYAR | 5783 | 22/04/23 | 20/05/23

SIVAN | 5783 | 21/05/23 | 19/06/23


I would prefer a csv format


Thanks 

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Michael J. Radwin 12 months ago

Hi, thanks for using Hebcal.

You can download a CSV file with Rosh Chodesh dates that you can modify for your purpose

1. Go to https://www.hebcal.com/hebcal

2. Uncheck all boxes except Rosh Chodesh

3. Click Create Calendar button at the bottom of the page

4. On the next page, click Download

5. Click CSV at the top of the download dialog box, the click the grey Download CSV button

6. Modify the CSV file in your favorite spreadsheet app as you see fit

Michael J. Radwin 12 months ago

Great, glad to hear that worked for you.


If you wish to download dates further into the future, go back to the custom calendar page (step 1 above) and enter a year further into the future (for example 5787) and repeat the process. Each time you'll be able to download a 10-year CSV file.


SM25 12 months ago

Thanks, just a quick one, if you select Rosh Chodesh only you will miss Tishri as it is recorded as Rosh Hashana

I did download the full Hebrew calendar as CSV, there was only the start date, but I have managed to fit it automatically as below.


Do you know if I can download 10 years, it goes now till 5787, any chance we can have a longer one ?

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Michael J. Radwin 12 months ago

Hi, thanks for using Hebcal.

You can download a CSV file with Rosh Chodesh dates that you can modify for your purpose

1. Go to https://www.hebcal.com/hebcal

2. Uncheck all boxes except Rosh Chodesh

3. Click Create Calendar button at the bottom of the page

4. On the next page, click Download

5. Click CSV at the top of the download dialog box, the click the grey Download CSV button

6. Modify the CSV file in your favorite spreadsheet app as you see fit

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