To calculate a YTD return on investment , subtract its value on the first day of the current year from its current value. Then, divide the difference by the value on the first day, and multiply the product by to convert it to a percentage. YTD earnings refer to the amount of money an individual has earned from Jan 1 to the current date. This amount typically appears on an employee's pay stub, along with information about Medicare and Social Security withholdings and income tax payments.
YTD earnings may also describe the amount of money an independent contractor or business has earned since the beginning of the year. This amount consists of revenue minus expenses. Small-business owners use YTD earnings to track financial goals and estimate quarterly tax payments.
Net pay is the difference between employee earnings and the withholdings from those earnings. To calculate net pay, employees subtract the tax and other withholdings from their gross pay. YTD net pay appears on many paycheck stubs, and this figure includes all of the money earned since Jan 1 of the current year minus all of the tax and other benefit amounts withheld.
Month to date MTD refers to the period of time between the 1st of the current month and the last finalized business day before the current date. Typically, MTD does not include the current date because business has not yet ended for that day. For example, if today's date is Aug. This metric is used in similar ways as YTD metrics. Namely, business owners, investors, and individuals use MTD data to analyze their income, business earnings, and investment returns for the month so far.
Year to date YTD is a term that covers the period between the beginning of the year and the current present date. YTD covers the first day of the year in question up to the day of calculation. It can apply to fiscal or calendar years, where the fiscal year might not begin on Jan. The same process applies to an entire portfolio, where the prices of each share would be cumulatively added together, and then compared to their prices at the beginning of the year.
Month to date includes an important caveat when used in business. Here, month to date refers to the first of the month to the last business day before the given current date. For instance, if today were Aug.
This is because business has not been finalized for the current day. Month to date is used for similar metrics as the year to date, such as measuring earnings, return, and income. Portfolio Management. Trading Basic Education. Financial Statements. Your Privacy Rights. To change or withdraw your consent choices for Investopedia. At any time, you can update your settings through the "EU Privacy" link at the bottom of any page. AddMonths Months ; while workingDate. I suspect DateTime.
AddMonths could cause problems here due to the uneven months. Jon Skeet - Yes, that's a very good point. How to handle it, however, will depend on your definition of a "difference of a month" too We wouldn't hesitate to say that Feb 1st is one month after Jan 1st and, at the same time, say March 1st is one month after Feb 1st One more thing Druid 6, 3 3 gold badges 37 37 silver badges 53 53 bronze badges.
That's nice if you're a computer doing math, but it's not really practical to say that two dates that are only 1 day apart are also 1 whole month apart. Matt: If I want the day difference, I could ask for it, but if I want to month difference, the answer is perfectly valid.
Except that the OP asked for years, months, days. This code gets several basic test cases wrong - see my answer. Richard Richard k 21 21 gold badges silver badges bronze badges. Year: count of years between two dates. Yes, you need to deal with the years and months first, before you know how many days are left for you to calculate weeks and days. Ahmed: OK apply to the three dates I list in the last paragraph.
And C gives that to you in System. DaysInMonth intYear, intMonth. Year - dteThen. Month - dteThen. Day - dteThen. DaysInMonth dteThen. Year, dteThen. DaysInMonth dteNow. Year, dteNow. We'll do that below, too. Month; if dteNow. Andy Andy The largest unit of time represented by TimeSpan is days. However, since both years leap year and months vary in length, you'd have to do some math to figure them out anyway, and they're non-deterministic because the actual year values matter but you wouldn't have that information in the TimeSpan structure itself.
Abs dt2. Year - dt1. Month - dt2. Blorgbeard Main calculation method that is called after my form loads. AddYears numOfYears ; while workingDate. AddMonths numOfMonths ; while workingDate. DaysInMonth birthDate. Year, birthDate. IsLeapYear birthDate. AddYears - Int32 yearsSpinEdit. AddMonths - Int32 monthsSpinEdit.
Value ; birthDateDisplay. Unfortunately AddMonths doesn't work the way you assume it does. AddMonths 1. AddMonths 1 is sadly not equal to date. This is not related to leap years, but just to variable numbers of days in a month. Year - 1 because the year 0 doesn't exist. Month - 1, the month 0 doesn't exist. Finally, right solution without lots of complication in other several answers. I'm just missing the totalDays, without counting the days already count as weeks 7 module : int period.
Also, it works for me without adding a day to the endDate — zameb. Year - startDate. Month - startDate. Dave Dave 19 2 2 bronze badges.
You are missing the point. Days and Weeks are supposed to describe the days and weeks left over after subtracting whole months and years. Declare a intermediateDate variable and initialize to the originalDate Find difference between years.
Continue above steps for month and Days. DateDiffDay interimDate, todaysDate ;. Why use something this complicated when easier solutions are available? Coding Mash 3, 5 5 gold badges 22 22 silver badges 44 44 bronze badges.
Between ld1, ld2 ; Debug. WriteLine period. Matt Johnson-Pint Matt Johnson-Pint k 67 67 gold badges silver badges bronze badges. IsLeapYear fromDate. Day - fromDate. Month - fromDate. Year - fromDate. Chris Rosete Chris Rosete 1, 15 15 silver badges 13 13 bronze badges. Year, objDateTimeToDate. Day - objDateTimeFromDate. Month - objDateTimeFromDate. Year - objDateTimeFromDate.
Neel Maheta Neel Maheta 1 1 gold badge 3 3 silver badges 12 12 bronze badges. ToDateTime string. Please explain your solution. I explained my code on comment lines. Sorry for my inadequate English — ubsygt. No perfect solution exists for this problem :!
You will have to accept one of the following two caveats for a timespan counter: It jumps from e. Reasonable approximation Once you accept caveat 3, adding the calculated timespan to DateTime. Mike Fuchs Mike Fuchs Year ; if endDate. Year return years; if endDate. Month return years - 1; if endDate. Month; if endDate. AreEqual 0, GeneralHelper. AreEqual 1, GeneralHelper. AreEqual -1, GeneralHelper. AreEqual 11, GeneralHelper. AreEqual 12, GeneralHelper. AreEqual 13, GeneralHelper. AreEqual , GeneralHelper.
It fails this test: Assert. AreEqual 24, GeneralHelper. Colin Colin Mukesh Kumar Mukesh Kumar 1. The answer will come in years. As pointed out by various answers on this page, this answer is wrong and incomplete.
Subtract startTime ; Console. Seconds ; Console. Minutes ; Console. Hours ; Console. Aghasoleimani Aghasoleimani 19 3 3 bronze badges. Useless and redundant with years and months. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook. Sign up using Email and Password. Post as a guest Name. Email Required, but never shown. The Overflow Blog. Does ES6 make JavaScript frameworks obsolete? Podcast Do polyglots have an edge when it comes to mastering programming Featured on Meta.
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