I'm using MS Access 97. This is the formula that I'm using in a query to calculate the age of a client:
ClientAge:Int(DateDiff("m",[tblgloclients]![ClientDOB],
Date())/12)
If the age is under 1 year, I get 0. How can I get the number of months when this is the case? Thanks.
ClientAge:Int(DateDiff("m",[tblgloclients]![ClientDOB],
Date())/12)
If the age is under 1 year, I get 0. How can I get the number of months when this is the case? Thanks.