I am using VB.NET windows forms.
I have problem with addition(+) between startdate and enddate
I want to show value to total how many day
example
startdate =#01/01/2003#
enddate =#02/05/2003#
totaldate = startdate+enddate
what is sum value totaldate?
Can any one help?
Thanks

Hi 

In vb6 there was a command called "DateAdd", this should still be in
Vb.net search MSDN for DateAdd.

DateAdd("day/week/etc..expressed as "d" for day", number of days to add,
from date to add to).

It's something along those lines, I'm doing this from memory.

Duncan

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-->Thanks
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Try this:
	System.DateTime.Today.AddDays(1)

It adds one day to the current date.

Joey