the quickest way that i know of is to create a start date serially...i.e.
current month/01/current year. next, add one month to that date...from this
date, simply subtract one day from it. the subtraction of this resulting
date and the date you created serially will give you the number of days in
the current month.
i see i need to better familiarize myself to the new interfaces supported by
the date object...i have to keep reminding myself that i'm not stuck w/ vb6
anymore ;^) less code is better.
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