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Oct 10th, 2006

hi,

1-how can i do multiselect in calendar.
2-how many days between 2 dates? how can u calculate it?
example :
10/10/2006 - 12/10/2006 there is 1 day between those 2 dates.

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Re: calendar control

Oct 12th, 2006

Actually there are 61 days between those two dates.

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        Dim date1 As Date = #10/10/2006#
        Dim date2 As Date = #12/10/2006#
        Dim ts As TimeSpan = date2.Subtract(date1)
        Label1.Text = ts.TotalDays.ToString
        Dim date1 As Date = #10/10/2006#
        Dim date2 As Date = #12/10/2006#
        Dim ts As TimeSpan = date2.Subtract(date1)
        Label1.Text = ts.TotalDays.ToString

This is mm/dd/yy. If dd/mm/yy then date difference is 2 days.

Don't know about the calender control.

Last edited by waynespangler; Oct 12th, 2006 at 12:38 pm.

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Re: calendar control

Oct 13th, 2006

hi,
thank you very much for your help

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Re: calendar control

Oct 16th, 2006

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Originally Posted by waynespangler

Actually there are 61 days between those two dates.
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        Dim date1 As Date = #10/10/2006#
        Dim date2 As Date = #12/10/2006#
        Dim ts As TimeSpan = date2.Subtract(date1)
        Label1.Text = ts.TotalDays.ToString
Dim date1 As Date = #10/10/2006# Dim date2 As Date = #12/10/2006# Dim ts As TimeSpan = date2.Subtract(date1) Label1.Text = ts.TotalDays.ToString
This is mm/dd/yy. If dd/mm/yy then date difference is 2 days.

Don't know about the calender control.

Depends on what was meant by "how many days between two dates"
in dd/mm/yy format, there is technically "1" day between those two dates. Monday Oct 16 2006 to Wednesday Oct 18 2006, the day of Tuesday Oct 15 2006 would be the "1" day "between" those two dates.
Just all depends on what the original meaning was

Not sure of the actual code, but would be something like
date2.subtract(date1)
Label1.Text = ts.TotalDays.ToString (-2) <hehe, like i said, thats probably not it but the concept is there>

The (-2) part (yes i know, not correct probably) would take away 2 from the resulting answer to account for the beginning date and ending date. Again, this is only if you wanted to find out the actual number of days BETWEEN two dates (not counting those days)

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Oct 17th, 2006

Yea, same agrument I get from the wife. Next weekend is not the coming weekend but the one following. To me the next weekend is the one that is coming up.

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Originally Posted by waynespangler

Yea, same agrument I get from the wife. Next weekend is not the coming weekend but the one following. To me the next weekend is the one that is coming up.

My daughter is the same way. WOMEN! :mrgreen: