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How to count age in dbase
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i've figured it out... yahoo!!
I'm actually counting age in month for babies. the following code is what wrote:
.replace age with (month(date())+(12*year(date())))-(month(childdob)+(12*year(childdob))) for day(date())>=day(childdob)
.replace age with (month(date())+(12*year(date())-1)-(month(childdob)+12*year(childdob)) for day(date())<day(childdob)
anyone can help me to test whether this set of code have any bug? hopefully it's correct, i'm going to test it right away.
I'm actually counting age in month for babies. the following code is what wrote:
.replace age with (month(date())+(12*year(date())))-(month(childdob)+(12*year(childdob))) for day(date())>=day(childdob)
.replace age with (month(date())+(12*year(date())-1)-(month(childdob)+12*year(childdob)) for day(date())<day(childdob)
anyone can help me to test whether this set of code have any bug? hopefully it's correct, i'm going to test it right away.
Can your version process the IIF() function? If so then you can combine it into one command rather than 2. Harder to read with all those parantheses, but more compact.
dbMark
Code:
replace age with (month(date())+(12*year(date())-IIF(day(date())<day(childdob),1,0))-(month(childdob)+12*year(childdob))- Status