I need help solving the easiest
of problems. I have just gone brain dead. Trying to get the
fractional number of months from a persons birth date to the present.
Note: need mm.dd
Thanks for your
help.
Nicole L. Safley Database Programmer/Analyst Administrative Systems Project Universit
Not sure what you are looking for exactly,
but datediff would probably work nicely
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I need
help solving the easi
Tried
datediff using months, but it returns an integer. Is there a way to get
months with days as a fraction?
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Not sure w
So, you want to know that someones birthday was 1 and 4/31 months ago?
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Tried datediff using
months, but it
This might work for you
#decimaldiff#cfoutput>
I want
to know exactly how old someone is represented in years carried to two
decimal places. Example: I am 30.75 years old
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How about
datediff using days, and divide by 365.25?
-Ron
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I
want to know ex
So
you're 30.75 * 365 days old (ignoring leap years). Datediff by days &
divide by 365, if that's close enough.
-glenn
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