DateDiff Error! Wrong Number of argument

[News Central]

To all!
I use the DateDiff function using VB6 and get this error 'Wrong number of
argument or invalid property assignment' ... have anyone seen this problem?
thanks ....

[Bob Butler]

Re: DateDiff Error! Wrong Number of argument

"News Central" <Bay@Bay.com> wrote in message news:<YaKdnWAJN 8-V-8vdRVn-tw@baytsp.com>. ..[color=blue]
> To all!
> I use the DateDiff function using VB6 and get this error 'Wrong number of
> argument or invalid property assignment' ... have anyone seen this problem?
> thanks ....[/color]

No. Post your code.

Do you have something else named 'DateDiff'? (right click on the
function name in your code and select 'Definition' to see if it takes
you somewhere unexpected).

When you enter DateDiff( what does intellisense show?

Does using VBA.DateDiff work?

[News Central]

Re: DateDiff Error! Wrong Number of argument

you're right, somewhere in my codes, there is a function called DateDiff....
:> thankls
"Bob Butler" <butlerbob@eart hlink.net> wrote in message
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> "News Central" <Bay@Bay.com> wrote in message[/color]
news:<YaKdnWAJN 8-V-8vdRVn-tw@baytsp.com>. ..[color=blue][color=green]
> > To all!
> > I use the DateDiff function using VB6 and get this error 'Wrong number[/color][/color]
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> > argument or invalid property assignment' ... have anyone seen this[/color][/color]
problem?[color=blue][color=green]
> > thanks ....[/color]
>
> No. Post your code.
>
> Do you have something else named 'DateDiff'? (right click on the
> function name in your code and select 'Definition' to see if it takes
> you somewhere unexpected).
>
> When you enter DateDiff( what does intellisense show?
>
> Does using VBA.DateDiff work?[/color]