How to use dateif function to get years, months and days between two dates

kelly mort

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Hello,

I need help with how to use the dateif function to get the date difference between two dates that's today's date and a date inside a textbox say TextBox1 in vba.

I want it shown in years, months and days.

Example : 1 year, 10 months and 11 days

Thanks in advance
Kelly
 

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