DateDiff = "m" (Months)

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DateDiff = "m" (Months)

Postby Star_Gazer » Fri May 28, 2010 2:40 pm

It seems that the interval "m" for DateDiff does not yield the correct results, and appears as
"what the correct result should be * 2.5" (or approx).

Example:
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DateDiff("m", DateBox3.Value, DateBox2.Value)

If DateBox3.Value is 2009/05/28
and
DateBox2.Value is 2010/05/28
then the return result is 30,
which should be 12.

Another example, if you do one that should be "4" months -
the result is "10".

But Quarterly Doctor Appointments are not precise anyway... :P
*{just a little humor into the report here}*

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Re: DateDiff = "m" (Months)

Postby berndnoetscher » Mon Jun 07, 2010 2:52 pm

Thanks for the information. I believe, I have fixed this now and will upload a new version soon.
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Re: DateDiff = "m" (Months)

Postby Star_Gazer » Sat Jun 12, 2010 4:57 pm

Sounds great Bernd ;)
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Re: DateDiff = "m" (Months)

Postby berndnoetscher » Mon Jun 14, 2010 9:01 am

Star_Gazer wrote:Sounds great Bernd ;)


Just uploaded the fix for Windows. Didn't change the version number though.
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Re: DateDiff = "m" (Months)

Postby Star_Gazer » Tue Jun 15, 2010 1:57 pm

Actually, I do not use the Windows version, but the Linux one ;)

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KBasic Software Atelier Professional Edition
Version 1.X series (2009)
Release 9 May 2010


Just curious... what does "Atelier" mean? I noticed it sometimes, say for example, when debugging and when I did not do the code right.

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