"Steve Gerrard"  wrote in message
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>
> "SneakerNet"  wrote in message
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> > Hi all
> >
> > I'm doing a project whereby I need to store accurate dates. Is there a
> built
> > in function in VB (could involve Monthview control) that would give
> the end
> > date if a starting date is known.
> >
> > For eg
> > say today is 23/06/04 and that after one week ends on 29/06/04
> > and then 2nd week starts on 30/06/04 and that it ends on 06/07/04.
> >
> > The main thing to know is that I know the starting date (which in the
> above
> > eg is 23/06/04).
> >
> > Same thing with 'fortnightly' and monthly.
> > I mean I can write an algorithm to do this, but just wondering if
> there is
> > one built in.
> > Any advice appreciated
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> >
> The function is called DateAdd, and looks like this:
>     x = DateAdd(Interval, Amount, BaseDateTime)
>
> where Interval is one of these strings:
>
> "yyyy" Year
> "q"     Quarter
> "m"     Month
> "y"     Day of year
> "d"     Day
> "w"     Weekday
> "ww" Week
> "h"     Hour
> "n"     Minute
> "s"     Second
>
> Alas, there is no fortnight among them. Note that minutes is "n", not
> "m". Also, Amount can be negative to do DateSubtract.
>
>
>

Hi Steve
This is perfect.. I was after this function. Thanks for your help :)
Regards
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