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![]() gwatchmaker | To all,
I have a report that includes dates of birth when printed. I have 4 digit year set as true in the BDE.
For one particular dob (2/29/1996), the date of birth prints as 2/29/2996! In the table, it is 2/29/1996. This is a leap year birthday. Although obviously not correct, it concerns my users. This report has printed tens of thousands of dates of birth and this is the first one they have noticed is wrong.
Any thoughts?
Greg
Posted to MB Topic: Paradox Reports « Paradox Board 12/28/2006
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![]() lthomer | In my table I record my clients' date of birth and when they die I record their date of death. In order to calculate their age I subtract "DOD - DOB." However, it does not calculate correctly. For example, I use my DOB of "9/29/1958" and the current date(4/30/2003)and I get an age of 45. , It should be 44. , Does anyone have any ideas?, Thanks! Posted to MB Topic: ObjectPAL « Paradox Board 12/28/2006
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![]() Tokra | right ive created a form with an edit box that i want them to fill in as a date of birth, and once the box is filled in the program automatically calculates the persons age, now ive placed a limit on the edit box but i want to know how do i get it to auto calculate the age once the limit is reached, because i dont want to place a button in that the user has to press to calculate the age of the person each time Posted to MB Topic: Delphi Object PASCAL « Delphi Board 12/28/2006
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![]() KCRABBE | {Too Long!} Posted to MB Topic: MS Access Interactive « Access Board 11/7/2007
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![]() billmanhart | In an Access 97 database I am creating, one of the fields in a table is DOB (for Date Of Birth). I need a formula or something to compare the birth date with the current date and always get the person's current age in years. This would probably be in a query. Posted to MB Topic: MS Access Interactive « Access Board 11/7/2007
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