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To find the number of seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks between the two selected dates in lotus script.

Dim workspace As New NotesUIWorkspace
    Dim uidoc As NotesUIDocument
    Dim varDate1 As NotesItem
    Dim varDate2 As NotesItem
    Dim dt1 As NotesDateTime
    Dim dt2 As NotesDateTime
    Dim dt3 As New NotesDateTime("")
    Dim dt4 As New NotesDateTime("")
    Dim diffSeconds As Long
    Dim minutesLeft As Long
    Dim hoursLeft As Double
    Dim daysLeft As Integer
    Dim weeksLeft As Integer
    Dim monthLeft As Integer
    Dim remDays As Integer
    Dim mNames As Variant
    Dim currMonth As String
    Dim lastMonth As String
   
   
    Set uidoc = workspace.CurrentDocument
    Set varDate1 = uidoc.Document.GetFirstItem("txDate1")
    Set dt1 = varDate1.DateTimeValue
    Set varDate2 = uidoc.Document.GetFirstItem("txDate2")
    Set dt2 = varDate2.DateTimeValue
   
    dt3.LocalTime = Datenumber(Year(dt1.LocalTime), Month(dt1.LocalTime), 1)
    Call dt3.AdjustMonth(1)
    Call dt3.AdjustDay(-1)
   
    dt4.LocalTime = Datenumber(Year(dt2.LocalTime), Month(dt2.LocalTime), 1)
    Call dt4.AdjustMonth(1)
    Call dt4.AdjustDay(-1)
   
    currMonth = dt4.LocalTime
    'Msgbox currMonth,,"currMonth"
   
    diffSeconds = dt2.TimeDifference(dt1)
    minutesLeft = diffSeconds/60
    hoursLeft = Round(minutesLeft/60,0)
    daysLeft = hoursLeft/24
    weeksLeft = daysLeft/7
    monthLeft = daysLeft/30.4
    Msgbox diffSeconds
   
   
    printString = "There are " & secondsLeft & " seconds, " & minutesLeft & " minutes, " & hoursLeft & " hours, " _
    & daysLeft & " days, and " & weeksLeft & " weeks left until the end of the year"
   
    Messagebox printstring

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