I'm trying to compare 2 dates using DateDiff & it's just not cooperating. Both dates are type Date & what I'm using looks like:::

DateDiff(DateInterval.Day, OldReferDate, OldAccDate) > "0" ......

It was working before I changed how I obtained the dates

I'm trying to make sure the OldReferDate isn't prior to the OldAccDate by making sure they evaluate to greater than zero.

Any input is appreciated because right now I'm feeling

The speech marks around the "0" might be causing a problem, the DateDiff function will return a number, and you're comparing it with a string. (anything between "" is seen by VB.NET as TEXT not a NUMBER - you won't get an error because you don't have Option Strict on!)

Try taking off the speech marks

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