Double TimeDiffDays(DVar inDate1, DVar inDate2)Description
Returns the total days difference between the 2 dates entered, where the first date entered is the later date
Parameters
The following is a list of parameters the functions receives
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| inDate1 | DVar | Date value |
| inDate2 | DVar | Date Value |
Return Type
Double
Example
In the place where you want to tick the start time you can use the following code:
Vars["Start"]=Now;
This will capture the current time & date within a global variable that I called it 'Start' (Can call it whatever you like).
Then, in the place you want to capture the end time & date, you should use the following code:
Vars["End"]=Now;
*Note: These code lines would be best written within start\end scripts.
TimeDiffDays(Vars["End"],Vars["Start"]);
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