calculating exact age

[John Esak]

>
> > Ken,
> >
> > This oneliner exactly does the trick, thanks a lot.
> > I also found out that no matter what type of date edit you use (@td,
> > @t4, mdy, dmy, mdyy, dmyy, ect.), all can be calculated with, no
> > matter if they are different within one calculation.
>
> As long as PFCMARK is set properly, you can use 2-digit-year dates into
> the 21st century.  However, you are still limited to a 100-year range,
> so if you have a birthday in 1915, you can't also have a loan payoff
> date in 2020.
>
> [...]
>
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> | Kenneth J. Brody        | www.hvcomputer.com |
>            |

Before anyone chooses to bash filePro/ken for this seeming hassle. It is
exactly the same thing on any platform/system/shell. In Windows, for
example, the PFCMARK is set exactly the same way with a 100 year window that
dates work inside. Batch scripts and, etc. can not have a birthdate inside
the 100 years and a loan payoff date outside it.... either. :-)