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That is because the dd will only go up to 31, then it cycles back to 1. Been
caught by that myself <vbg

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Hi Greg

That worked ok for the example I gave, but when I use future dates that
are months away I do not get the result I would expext

eg

Future Date 09/09/2005 08:54
Now 30/06/2005 11:23

Result 10:21:03

The hours and minutes look ok but not the days??????


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