Hi All
Being a Newbie and tried very hard to get my Database (Access) to calculate
the age of a person, in years, from the Date of Birth.
The Fields are:
DateofBirth minus Today's Date =Age, in years, of person.
Any help will be much appreciated.
Did post before but I think it got lost, sorry.
Many thanks
P...
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You could try;
DateDiff("yyyy" , Date_Of_Birth, Now)
BUT; there is a catch.... If you have the Date_Of_Birth as 01-Jan-2000 and
31-Dec-2000, they will both give you 3 years.... So you may have to a
comparison of the date and month as well, to figure out if you need to
subtract a year....
"Alan Mews" <al*******@btin ternet.com> wrote in message
news:bn******** **@titan.btinte rnet.com... Hi All
Being a Newbie and tried very hard to get my Database (Access) to
calculate the age of a person, in years, from the Date of Birth.
The Fields are:
DateofBirth minus Today's Date =Age, in years, of person.
Any help will be much appreciated.
Did post before but I think it got lost, sorry.
Many thanks
P...
> Being a Newbie and tried very hard to get my Database (Access) to calculate the age of a person, in years, from the Date of Birth.
The Fields are:
DateofBirth minus Today's Date =Age, in years, of person.
See:
Age() Function http://members.iinet.net.au/~allenbrowne/func-08.html
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Many Thanks for all your help.
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"Alan Mews" <al*******@btin ternet.com> wrote in message
news:bn******** **@titan.btinte rnet.com... Hi All
Being a Newbie and tried very hard to get my Database (Access) to
calculate the age of a person, in years, from the Date of Birth.
The Fields are:
DateofBirth minus Today's Date =Age, in years, of person.
Any help will be much appreciated.
Did post before but I think it got lost, sorry.
Many thanks
P...
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