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test this<br />
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maturityDate:dateserial(ye<wbr />ar([LoanDa<wbr />te]),Month<wbr />([LoanDate<wbr />]),Day([Lo<wbr />anDate])+3<wbr />0)
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test this

maturityDate:dateserial(year([LoanDate]),Month([LoanDate]),Day([LoanDate])+30)

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Experts,<br />
Here's my need. If I have a loan dated 9/10/2011 with a maturity date in 30 days. Ths would mature on 10/10/2011. If the loan date was 10/15/2011 it would mature on 11/14/2011. How would my query look, to take into account leap years?
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Experts,
Here's my need. If I have a loan dated 9/10/2011 with a maturity date in 30 days. Ths would mature on 10/10/2011. If the loan date was 10/15/2011 it would mature on 11/14/2011. How would my query look, to take into account leap years?

Calcualte days between date with leap year

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