The DATEDIF() function is a useful utility for easily calculating the time difference between two dates (a period).
The syntax for the DATEDIF() function is as follows
This article explains how to use the DATEDIF() function
The DATEDIF() function is a useful utility for easily calculating the time difference between two dates (a period).
The syntax for the DATEDIF() function is as follows
FSDATEDIF(date1, date2, timeframe)
date1 is the starting date of the perioddate2 is the ending date of the periodtimeframe a letter code representing the type of differenceWhere timeframe can be any of the following codes.
D gets the number of complete days in the periodM gets the number of complete months in the periodY gets the number of complete years in the periodMD gets the difference in days disregarding months and yearsYM gets the difference in months, disregarding days and yearsYD gets the difference in days, disregarding monthsNOTE: timeframe is not case sensitive.
FSDATEDIF(01/01/2001, 01/01/2002, "D") = 365 DATEDIF(01/01/2001, 01/01/2002, "M") = 12 DATEDIF(01/01/2001, 01/01/2002, "Y") = 1 DATEDIF(01/01/2001, 30/06/2002, "MD") = 29 DATEDIF(01/01/2001, 30/06/2002, "YM") = 5 DATEDIF(01/01/2001, 30/06/2002, "YD") = 180