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>I am trying to arrive at years and months on a subdur of date of employment
>to current date. I can do *y or *m, but how can I get a breakdown of both
>years and months.
>Also, it only seems to work if I use a 2 digit field for the months, and
>for employment, I would need greater than 2 digits.
>
>Any help would be appreciated.
>
>Jim Waymire
Jim;
Try this: (@Today and @EmpDateIso are Date variables)
clear @Mon 6 0
clear @Years 6 0
@Today subdur @EmpDateIso @Years:*Years
@Today subdur @EmpDateIso @Mon:*Months
@Mon div 12 @Mon
MVR @Mon
Regards
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