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That must have been what was throwing me off. I thought the DateDiff would only count whole years not just compare the value of the year without taking the months into consideration. Thanks a lot.
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That must have been what was throwing me off. I thought the DateDiff would only count whole years not just compare the value of the year without taking the months into consideration. Thanks a lot.

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I want to calculate and display how many years and months it has been since a certain date.<br />
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I want code that will say &quot;It has been 2 years 3 months since October 01, 1999.&quot; where the &quot;2 years 3 months&quot; part is dynamically generated based on the curent date.<br />
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This is what I have so far but it is not working quite right:<br />
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it has been &lt;%= DateDiff(&quot;yyyy&quot;, DateValue(&quot;October 01, 1999&quot;), Date)%&gt; &nbsp;years &lt;%= DateDiff(&quot;m&quot;, DateValue(&quot;October 01, 1999&quot;), Date) - (DateDiff(&quot;yyyy&quot;, DateValue(&quot;October 01, 1999&quot;), Date) * 12)%&gt; Months since October 01, 1999
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I want to calculate and display how many years and months it has been since a certain date.

I want code that will say "It has been 2 years 3 months since October 01, 1999." where the "2 years 3 months" part is dynamically generated based on the curent date.

This is what I have so far but it is not working quite right:

it has been <%= DateDiff("yyyy", DateValue("October 01, 1999"), Date)%>  years <%= DateDiff("m", DateValue("October 01, 1999"), Date) - (DateDiff("yyyy", DateValue("October 01, 1999"), Date) * 12)%> Months since October 01, 1999

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