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I need to calculate the difference between two timestamps in milliseconds. Unfortunately, the DateDiff-function of VBA does not offer this precision. Are there any workarounds?
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Example #1 – To Find Differences in DaysStep 1: Create a macro name first. Step 2: Define Two Variables as Date. Step 3: Now, for the Date1 variable, assign “15-01-2018” and for the Date2 variable, assign “15-01-2019”.
Using the DateAdd function, we can add and subtract days, months, and years from the given date.
The DateDiff function in Excel VBA can be used to get the number of days between two dates. Explanation: first, we declare two dates. Next, we initialize the two dates using the DateValue function. The DateDiff function has three arguments.
You could use the method described here as follows:-
Create a new class module called StopWatch Put the following code in the StopWatch class module:
Private mlngStart As Long Private Declare Function GetTickCount Lib "kernel32" () As Long Public Sub StartTimer() mlngStart = GetTickCount End Sub Public Function EndTimer() As Long EndTimer = (GetTickCount - mlngStart) End Function You use the code as follows:
Dim sw as StopWatch Set sw = New StopWatch sw.StartTimer ' Do whatever you want to time here Debug.Print "That took: " & sw.EndTimer & "milliseconds" Other methods describe use of the VBA Timer function but this is only accurate to one hundredth of a second (centisecond).
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