calulating age from date of birth in rdlc reports

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Hi i need a formula to calculate the clients age in years and months in my rdlc report. I have the date of birth field.

Posted 5-Sep-12 0:39am

Pratika05

Updated 7-Oct-16 4:03am

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=Floor(DateDiff("m",Fields!Birthdate.Value,Today())/12).ToString()+" Years " +(DateDiff("m",Fields!Birthdate.Value,Today())-(Floor(DateDiff("m",Fields!Birthdate.Value,Today())/12)*12)).ToString()+" Months"

Posted 5-Sep-12 1:51am

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Member 13400977 28-Oct-17 1:18am

Please provide it for Years, Months, Days,

Solution 4

This works even if your birthday is tomorrow

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=IIF(DateTime.Today<DateAdd(DateInterval.Year,DateDiff(DateInterval.Year,Fields!fechaNacimiento.Value,DateTime.Today),Fields!fechaNacimiento.Value),DateDiff(DateInterval.Year,Fields!fechaNacimiento.Value,DateTime.Today)-1,DateDiff(DateInterval.Year,Fields!fechaNacimiento.Value,DateTime.Today))

Posted 7-Oct-16 4:03am

FERNANDO PAREDES ARNEDO

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Santhosh Kumar Jayaraman · Accepted Answer · 2012-09-05T00:43:00

Solution 1

this will give the difference in year

round(DateDiff("m",fields!DOB.Value,Now() )/12)

and this will give the diff in month

DateDiff("m",fields!DOB.Value,Now() )

Posted 5-Sep-12 0:43am

Santhosh Kumar Jayaraman

Updated 5-Sep-12 0:46am

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Pratika05 5-Sep-12 7:34am

thanks it helps