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1. Add a DLL reference Microsoft.VisualBasic to the application<br />
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Sorry type O in this line.

1. Add a DLL reference Microsoft.VisualBasic to the application
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I am trying to calculate the number of months between two dates in c#.<br />
I have two dates in a c# string. <br />
At first i was calculating Mat.Abs(DateTime.Parse(txt<wbr />StartDt.Va<wbr />lue).Month<wbr /> - DateTime.Parse(txtEndDt.Va<wbr />lue).Month<wbr />))+ 1<br />
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Then i realized that i may have values where the years differ eg. 2007 - 2009 the code i have above doesnt account for that. &nbsp;<br />
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What would be the best solution/algorithm to get the correct number of months from two dates?<br />

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I am trying to calculate the number of months between two dates in c#.
I have two dates in a c# string. 
At first i was calculating Mat.Abs(DateTime.Parse(txtStartDt.Value).Month - DateTime.Parse(txtEndDt.Value).Month))+ 1

Then i realized that i may have values where the years differ eg. 2007 - 2009 the code i have above doesnt account for that.  

What would be the best solution/algorithm to get the correct number of months from two dates?


calculate number of months between two date

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