Jump to Postyou can use a function in vb.net to do that (datediff())
dim result as long result = DateDiff(DateInterval.Day, dtpicker1.Value, dtpicker2.value)if you want to get details, you can count month and days by divide the result with days in selected month
in dtpicker
you can use a function in vb.net to do that (datediff())
dim result as long
result = DateDiff(DateInterval.Day, dtpicker1.Value, dtpicker2.value)if you want to get details, you can count month and days by divide the result with days in selected month
in dtpicker
thx, its running good.
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