# Calculators

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## [Byte Buffers in Calculators](https://community.synatic.com/t/byte-buffers-in-calculators/60)

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**Author:** [@martin](https://community.synatic.com/u/martin)\
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**Last updated:** [February 24, 2021, 1:15pm UTC](https://community.synatic.com/t/byte-buffers-in-calculators/60 "2021-02-24T13:15:51Z")

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Byte Buffers are useful for converting between different encodings, especially base64. The calculator provides the following helper functions. Byte Buffers in calculators are not the same as Synatic Buffers. Create a Bu…

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## [Using DayJS in Calculators](https://community.synatic.com/t/using-dayjs-in-calculators/48)

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**Author:** [@martin](https://community.synatic.com/u/martin)\
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**Last updated:** [February 19, 2021, 8:22am UTC](https://community.synatic.com/t/using-dayjs-in-calculators/48 "2021-02-19T08:22:16Z")

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You can use the DayJS library for date manipulation in calculators: DayJS Documentation The DayJS library is created by calling the dayjs method of utils: let newDate=utils.dayjs('2021-02-17'); This would create a new…

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