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Hello Experts,<br />
I need help with Date arithmetic in VB6. &nbsp;I have a variable, which I will set to today's date. &nbsp;Then I want to perform some Date arithmetic against that value. <br />
For example:<br />
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Dim dteToday as Date<br />
dteToday = '1/9/2014'<br />
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If I want the following result to be '1/11/2014', would I simply do this?<br />
dteToday = dteToday +2<br />
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Of If I want the following result to be '1/6/2014', would I simply do this?<br />
dteToday = dteToday - 3<br />
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Please let me know how to do this. &nbsp;Thanks in advance.<br />
mrotor
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Hello Experts,
I need help with Date arithmetic in VB6.  I have a variable, which I will set to today's date.  Then I want to perform some Date arithmetic against that value. 
For example:

Dim dteToday as Date
dteToday = '1/9/2014'

If I want the following result to be '1/11/2014', would I simply do this?
dteToday = dteToday +2

Of If I want the following result to be '1/6/2014', would I simply do this?
dteToday = dteToday - 3

Please let me know how to do this.  Thanks in advance.
mrotor

I need help with Date arithmetic in VB6

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