DateDifferenceMBS.Day as Integer

(Read only property)

DateDifferenceMBS.EndDate as Variant

Value can be DateTime or Date depending of method used.
(Read only property)

DateDifferenceMBS.EndDay as Integer

(Read only property)

DateDifferenceMBS.EndHour as Integer

(Read only property)

DateDifferenceMBS.EndMinute as Integer

(Read only property)

DateDifferenceMBS.EndMonth as Integer

(Read only property)

DateDifferenceMBS.EndSecond as Integer

(Read only property)

DateDifferenceMBS.EndTotalSeconds as Double

(Read and Write property)

DateDifferenceMBS.EndYear as Integer

(Read only property)

DateDifferenceMBS.Hour as Integer

(Read only property)

DateDifferenceMBS.Minute as Integer

(Read only property)

DateDifferenceMBS.Month as Integer

(Read only property)

DateDifferenceMBS.Ready as Boolean

Using the constructor with nil dates can lead into an invalid state in which ready is false.
(Read only property)

DateDifferenceMBS.Second as Integer

(Read only property)

DateDifferenceMBS.StartDate as Variant

Value can be DateTime or Date depending of method used.
(Read only property)

DateDifferenceMBS.StartDay as Integer

(Read only property)

DateDifferenceMBS.StartHour as Integer

(Read only property)

DateDifferenceMBS.StartMinute as Integer

(Read only property)

DateDifferenceMBS.StartMonth as Integer

(Read only property)

DateDifferenceMBS.StartSecond as Integer

(Read only property)

DateDifferenceMBS.StartTotalSeconds as Double

(Read and Write property)

DateDifferenceMBS.StartYear as Integer

(Read only property)

DateDifferenceMBS.Swap as Boolean

Dates are swapped if enddate is before startdate.
(Read only property)

DateDifferenceMBS.TotalDay as Integer

dim d as new date(2011, 9, 25)
dim e as new date(2012, 1, 1)

dim diff as new DateDifferenceMBS

if diff.Calc(d, e) then
  MsgBox str(diff.TotalDay)+" days between dates." // should be 98
end if

Our day, month and year properties are about how many days, months and years are between start and end dates.
This property gives you the total number of days.
So day may be 6 and month be 3 and totaldays could be 98 if there are two months with 31 days included and one with 30 days.
(Read only property)

DateDifferenceMBS.TotalSeconds as Double

(Read and Write property)

DateDifferenceMBS.Year as Integer

(Read only property)