Well you're going to need to do it in parts, right, so given the dates
in your example, 

1/1/2007 - 2/9/2008 returns 1 year, 1 month & 8 days 

So ... 

startdate = "1/1/2007"; 
enddate = "2/9/2008"; 

days = datediff("d",startdate,enddate); 
years = int(days / 365); 
months = int(days / 30) - (12 * years);
days = days mod 30; 

should get you started. 

hth,
ike

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