retirement date function on the basis of date of birth

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I am working on an mysql project in vb.net . I want to generate the retirement date automatically at the age of 60 years while filling the date of Birth. i.e.
if the Date of birth is 15/1/1950 then the date of retirement will be 31/1/2010
and
if the date of birth is 01/1/1950 then the date of retirement will be 31/12/2009

Posted 7-Jan-14 19:16pm

tanugarg

Updated 7-Jan-14 20:47pm

Maciej Los

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anubha009 · Answer 1 · 2015-03-14T20:55:00

Solution 2

vba code

Function RetiringDate(DOB As Date) As Date
Dim dob_day, dob_mnth, dob_yr, ret_day, ret_mnth, ret_yr As Long

dob_day = Day(DOB)
dob_mnth = Month(DOB)
dob_yr = Year(DOB)

If dob_day = 1 And dob_mnth = 1 Then
ret_mnth = 12
ret_yr = (dob_yr + 60) - 1
ElseIf dob_day = 1 Then
ret_mnth = dob_mnth - 1
ret_yr = (dob_yr + 60)
Else
ret_mnth = dob_mnth
ret_yr = (dob_yr + 60)
End If

If ret_mnth = 1 Or ret_mnth = 3 Or ret_mnth = 5 Or ret_mnth = 7 Or _
ret_mnth = 8 Or ret_mnth = 10 Or ret_mnth = 12 Then
ret_day = 31
ElseIf ret_mnth <> 2 Then
ret_day = 30
Else
ret_day = 28
End If

RetiringDate = CDate(ret_yr & "/" & ret_mnth & "/" & ret_day)
End Function

Posted 14-Mar-15 20:55pm

anubha009

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CHill60 16-Mar-15 4:22am

Question is over a year old, answered and tagged VB.NET not VBA

Kissu Pandey 13-Sep-23 8:41am

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Kissu Pandey 13-Sep-23 9:44am

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CHill60 13-Sep-23 9:52am

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Wayne Gaylard · Answer 2 · 2014-01-07T20:29:00

Solution 1

You can use the DateTime.Addyears method to calculate the date 60 years ahead, then subtract 1 day.

Posted 7-Jan-14 20:29pm

Wayne Gaylard