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need help on DateDiff function!

Author
16 Feb 2006 5:03 PM
Learner
Hi ,
   I am trying to use DateDiff to get the date after subtracting 60
days from today.

Please help
thanks
-L

Author
16 Feb 2006 5:28 PM
Kerry Moorman
Learner,

I think you need to use DateAdd, not DateDiff:

DateAdd(DateInterval.Day, -60, Now)

Kerry Moorman


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"Learner" wrote:

> Hi ,
>    I am trying to use DateDiff to get the date after subtracting 60
> days from today.
>
> Please help
> thanks
> -L
>
>
Author
16 Feb 2006 5:42 PM
Joe Sutphin
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click

Dim da As Date = Today

da = da.AddDays(-60)

MsgBox("60 days ago is " & da)

End Sub



Perhaps this will help.

Joe



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"Learner" <pra***@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi ,
>   I am trying to use DateDiff to get the date after subtracting 60
> days from today.
>
> Please help
> thanks
> -L
>
Author
16 Feb 2006 6:27 PM
Learner
Yes that works. Thanks for the help. Also, i am just wondering if you
could help with me how do i handle windows file management in vb.net? i
would use FileManagementSystem in classic or vb script. Is there an
article to go about it . Because i am moving Directories and
subdirectories and files to a different location and also need to crete
folders and subdirectories on the fly if it doesn't find them.

I am trying with Imports System.IO but any code snippet to manage the
folders and files?
Thanks
-L
Author
16 Feb 2006 7:35 PM
Joe Sutphin
You might find something useful here.

http://www.codeproject.com/vb/net/WhidbeyFileMgmnt.asp

Joe
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"Learner" <pra***@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Yes that works. Thanks for the help. Also, i am just wondering if you
> could help with me how do i handle windows file management in vb.net? i
> would use FileManagementSystem in classic or vb script. Is there an
> article to go about it . Because i am moving Directories and
> subdirectories and files to a different location and also need to crete
> folders and subdirectories on the fly if it doesn't find them.
>
> I am trying with Imports System.IO but any code snippet to manage the
> folders and files?
> Thanks
> -L
>
Author
16 Feb 2006 7:54 PM
Joe Sutphin
With My.Computer.FileSystem

..CreateDirectory("C:\Test")

..CopyDirectory("C:\Test", "C:\Test1")

MsgBox(.DirectoryExists("C:\JoeSu"))

'there are plenty more methods and properties for file management

End With


Hopefully, you're using 2005 ...

Joe
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"Learner" <pra***@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1140114432.792551.191080@g43g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
> Yes that works. Thanks for the help. Also, i am just wondering if you
> could help with me how do i handle windows file management in vb.net? i
> would use FileManagementSystem in classic or vb script. Is there an
> article to go about it . Because i am moving Directories and
> subdirectories and files to a different location and also need to crete
> folders and subdirectories on the fly if it doesn't find them.
>
> I am trying with Imports System.IO but any code snippet to manage the
> folders and files?
> Thanks
> -L
>