Mike,

No...try this:

TDD = {^2003-01-16}
TDB = {^2001-01-16}
? INT((tdD-tdB)/365.25)   && shows 1 year
TDB = {^2000-01-16}
? INT((tdD-tdB)/365.25)   && shows 3 years

Is the second person 2 years older than the first? *grin*

Dividing days by 365.25 is not a reliable method of calculating years...

>You mean if the child isn't 1 yet? I'd call that 0 years ;) My code was *designed* that way ;)
>
>>Mike,
>>
>>This method fails for young people on their birthday. There may be other scenarios that will give incorrect results also...
>>