In VFP it's easy to get the difference in days, just subtract the two date
type fields from each other.  Once you have that number of days, you could
calculate the years/months etc, but's that's a lot more problematic as it is
entirely dependant on whatever your rules may be for what constitutes a
month.

Hi Zeeshan Hussain:

Go to www.universalthread.com, click on the Downloads link, and choose
Visual FoxPro as the forum. In the ID text box of the query page, search
for "25738." The name of the download is "Age Calculator."

I hope this helps.

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.

Sincerely,
Microsoft FoxPro Technical Support
Lee Mitchell

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