GMK Posted May 10, 2011 Share Posted May 10, 2011 (edited) Another one of my hobbies is genealogy research. One of the problems I would come across periodically is finding a death record that contained the exact age in years, months, and days, but was missing either a birth date or death date. So I came up with this UDF of sorts to calculate either the start date (given the end date and age), the end date (given the start date and age), or the age (given the start and end dates). expandcollapse popup#include <Date.au3> ; #FUNCTION# ================================================================== ; Name...........: _AgeCalc ; Description ...: Returns an array containing the number of years, months, and ; days between a start date and end date. ; Syntax.........: __AgeCalc($sStartDate, $sEndDate) ; Parameters ....: $sStartDate = Start Date (Format: YYYY/MM/DD) ; $sEndDate = End Date (Format: YYYY/MM/DD) ; Return values .: Success - An array containing age in years, months, days: ; $aArray[0][0] = Years ; $aArray[0][1] = "year(s)" ; $aArray[1][0] = Months ; $aArray[1][1] = "month(s)" ; $aArray[2][0] = Days ; $aArray[2][1] = "day(s)" ; Failure - A NULL string and sets @ERROR: ; @error = 1 Start date is invalid ; @error = 2 End date is invalid ; @error = 3 End date is not greater than start date ; Author ........: GMK ; Related .......: _StartDateCalc, _EndDateCalc ; ============================================================================= Func _AgeCalc($sStartDate, $sEndDate) Select Case Not _DateIsValid($sStartDate) ConsoleWrite("_AgeCalc ==> Start date is invalid." & @CRLF) SetError(1) Return "" Exit Case Not _DateIsValid($sEndDate) ConsoleWrite("_AgeCalc ==> End date is invalid." & @CRLF) SetError(2) Return "" Exit Case Not $sEndDate > $sStartDate ConsoleWrite("_AgeCalc ==> End date must be greater than start date." & @CRLF) SetError(3) Return "" Exit EndSelect Local $aDateArray[3][2] $aDateArray[0][0] = _DateDiff("Y", $sStartDate, $sEndDate) $aDateArray[0][1] = "year" If $aDateArray[0][0] > 1 Then $aDateArray[0][1] &="s" $sAnniversary = _DateAdd("Y", $aDateArray[0][0], $sStartDate) $aDateArray[1][0] = _DateDiff("M", $sAnniversary, $sEndDate) $aDateArray[1][1] = "month" If $aDateArray[1][0] > 1 Then $aDateArray[1][1] &="s" $sTempDate = _DateAdd("M", $aDateArray[1][0], $sAnniversary) $aDateArray[2][0] = _DateDiff("D", $sTempDate, $sEndDate) $aDateArray[2][1] = "day" If $aDateArray[2][0] > 1 Then $aDateArray[2][1] &="s" Return $aDateArray EndFunc ;==>_AgeCalc ; #FUNCTION# ================================================================== ; Name...........: _StartDateCalc ; Description ...: Returns the start date calculated backward from an end ; date, given years, months and days to subtract. ; Syntax.........: _StartDateCalc($sEndDate, $iAgeYears, $iAgeMonths, $iAgeDays) ; Parameters ....: $iEndDate - End Date (Format: YYYY/MM/DD) ; $iAgeYears - Number of years as integer ; $iAgeMonths - Number of months as integer ; $iAgeDays - Number of days as integer ; Return values .: Success - Start date (in YYYY/MM/DD format) ; Failure - A NULL string and sets @ERROR: ; @error = 1 End date is invalid ; @error = 2 Years must be number ; @error = 3 Months must be number ; @error = 4 Days must be number ; Author ........: GMK ; Related .......: _AgeCalc, _EndDateCalc ; ============================================================================= Func _StartDateCalc($sEndDate, $iAgeYears, $iAgeMonths, $iAgeDays) Select Case Not _DateIsValid($sEndDate) ConsoleWrite("_StartDateCalc ==> End date is invalid." & @CRLF) SetError(1) Return "" Exit Case Not IsNumber($iAgeYears) ConsoleWrite("_StartDateCalc ==> $iAgeYears must be a numerical value." & @CRLF) SetError(2) Return "" Exit Case Not IsNumber($iAgeMonths) ConsoleWrite("_StartDateCalc ==> $iAgeMonths must be a numerical value." & @CRLF) SetError(3) Return "" Exit Case Not IsNumber($iAgeDays) ConsoleWrite("_StartDateCalc ==> $iAgeDays must be a numerical value." & @CRLF) SetError(4) Return "" Exit EndSelect $sStartDate = _DateAdd("D", 0 - $iAgeDays, $sEndDate) ;Subtract days $sStartDate = _DateAdd("M", 0 - $iAgeMonths, $sStartDate) ;Subtract months $sStartDate = _DateAdd("Y", 0 - $iAgeYears, $sStartDate) ;Subtract years Return $sStartDate EndFunc ;==>_StartDateCalc ; #FUNCTION# ================================================================== ; Name...........: _EndDateCalc ; Description ...: Returns the end date calculated forward from a beginning ; date, given years, months and days to add. ; Syntax.........: _EndDateCalc($sStartDate, $iAgeYears, $iAgeMonths, $iAgeDays) ; Parameters ....: $iStartDate - Start Date (Format: YYYY/MM/DD) ; $iAgeYears - Number of years as integer ; $iAgeMonths - Number of months as integer ; $iAgeDays - Number of days as integer ; Return values .: Success - End date (in YYYY/MM/DD format) ; Failure - A NULL string and sets @ERROR: ; @error = 1 End date is invalid ; @error = 2 Years must be number ; @error = 3 Months must be number ; @error = 4 Days must be number ; Author ........: GMK ; Related .......: _AgeCalc, _StartDateCalc ; ============================================================================= Func _EndDateCalc($sStartDate, $iAgeYears, $iAgeMonths, $iAgeDays) Select Case Not _DateIsValid($sStartDate) ConsoleWrite("_EndDateCalc ==> Start date is invalid." & @CRLF) SetError(1) Return "" Exit Case Not IsNumber($iAgeYears) ConsoleWrite("_EndDateCalc ==> $iAgeYears must be a numerical value." & @CRLF) SetError(2) Return "" Exit Case Not IsNumber($iAgeMonths) ConsoleWrite("_EndDateCalc ==> $iAgeMonths must be a numerical value." & @CRLF) SetError(3) Return "" Exit Case Not IsNumber($iAgeDays) ConsoleWrite("_EndDateCalc ==> $iAgeDays must be a numerical value." & @CRLF) SetError(4) Return "" Exit EndSelect $sEndDate = _DateAdd("D", $iAgeDays, $sStartDate) ;Add days $sEndDate = _DateAdd("M", $iAgeMonths, $sEndDate) ;Add months $sEndDate = _DateAdd("Y", $iAgeYears, $sEndDate) ;Add years Return $sEndDate EndFunc ;==>_EndDateCalc Edit: Forgot @CRLF at end of each ConsoleWrite. Edited May 31, 2011 by GMK Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dmob Posted May 11, 2011 Share Posted May 11, 2011 Nice format! Will come in handy in one my scripts Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dent Posted June 29, 2016 Share Posted June 29, 2016 I'm trying to get _AgeCalc to work but the $aDateArray returns empty. Here's what I'm doing... Local $aDateArray[3][2] Local $sStartDate = "1970/01/01" Local $sEndDate = "2016/06/28" _AgeCalc($sStartDate, $sEndDate) _ArrayDisplay($aDateArray) What am I doing wrong? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Terenz Posted June 30, 2016 Share Posted June 30, 2016 Short version #include <Date.au3> #include <Array.au3> Local $sStartDate = "1970/01/01" Local $sEndDate = "2016/06/28" Local $aDateArray = _AgeCalc2($sStartDate, $sEndDate) _ArrayDisplay($aDateArray) Func _AgeCalc2($sStartDate, $sEndDate) If Not _DateIsValid($sStartDate) Or Not _DateIsValid($sEndDate) Then Return SetError(1, 0, 0) Local $aUnit[3] = ["Y", "M", "D"] Local $aType[3] = ["Years", "Months", "Days"] Local $aReturn[3][2], $iUnit For $i = 0 To UBound($aUnit) - 1 $iUnit = _DateDiff($aUnit[$i], $sStartDate, $sEndDate) If $iUnit <> 0 Then $aReturn[$i][0] &= $iUnit $aReturn[$i][1] &= $aType[$i] EndIf $sStartDate = _DateAdd($aUnit[$i], $iUnit, $sStartDate) Next Return $aReturn EndFunc ;==>_AgeCalc2 Nothing is so strong as gentleness. Nothing is so gentle as real strength Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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