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advanced access training - How to calculate to 2 different dates
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Reply Wed 20 Jun 2007, 16:33Delegate Nawaz said...
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Access Intermediate course
How to calculate to 2 different dates
How to calculate 2 differnet dates
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RE: how to calculate to 2 different dates
Hi Nawaz
I assume you mean how to calculate the difference between two dates. To do this use the following formula:
=DateDiff(<Interval>, [First Date], [Second date])
The interval can be:
"d" for day, "m" for month,"y" for year, etc
Regards
Carlos
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