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I am using the DateDiff function as follows;

 

 iDiff = DateDiff(DateInterval.Day, Now, dDate) 

 

where dDate is an input date.

 

Why does iDiff = 0 when BOTH todays and tomorrows dates are entered? Shouldn't iDiff = 1 when tomorrows date is entered?

 

Can anyone help?

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