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You can use as: I am giving only algorithm/idea. Create stringDate convert to NSDate <pre><code>NSString *range1StartString=@"01/01/05"; NSString *range1EndString=@"01/24/10"; NSString *range2StartString=@"01/25/10"; NSString *range2EndString=@"09/27/10"; NSString *range3StartString=@"09/28/10"; NSString *range3EndString=@"09/30/11"; NSString *range4StartString=@"10/01/11"; NSString *range4EndString=@"01/01/50"; NSString *yourStart=@"01/01/10"; NSString *yourEnd=@"01/31/10"; NSDateFormatter *dateFormatter=[NSDateFormatter new]; [dateFormatter setDateFormat:@"MM/DD/yy"]; NSDate *start1Date=[dateFormatter dateFromString:range1StartString]; NSDate *end1Date=[dateFormatter dateFromString:range1EndString]; NSDate *start2Date=[dateFormatter dateFromString:range2StartString]; NSDate *end2Date=[dateFormatter dateFromString:range2EndString]; NSDate *start3Date=[dateFormatter dateFromString:range3StartString]; NSDate *end3Date=[dateFormatter dateFromString:range3EndString]; NSDate *start4Date=[dateFormatter dateFromString:range4StartString]; NSDate *end4Date=[dateFormatter dateFromString:range4EndString]; NSDate *yourStartDate=[dateFormatter dateFromString:yourStart]; NSDate *yourEndDate=[dateFormatter dateFromString:yourEnd]; </code></pre> After this a long process to check for range <pre><code> //below will find the range for 1. //1. yourStartDate to start1Date will give negative or positive, discard the negative //2. yourEndDate to end1Date will give you again -ive or +ve, do same. //3. Add above +ve values. </code></pre> use this method of check if two dates are in range and get the days between them. <pre><code>-(NSInteger)daysBetweenTwoDates:(NSDate *)fromDateTime andDate:(NSDate*)toDateTime{ NSDate *fromDate; NSDate *toDate; NSCalendar *calendar = [NSCalendar currentCalendar]; [calendar rangeOfUnit:NSDayCalendarUnit startDate:&fromDate interval:NULL forDate:fromDateTime]; [calendar rangeOfUnit:NSDayCalendarUnit startDate:&toDate interval:NULL forDate:toDateTime]; NSDateComponents *difference = [calendar components:NSDayCalendarUnit fromDate:fromDate toDate:toDate options:0]; return [difference day]+1;//+1 as if start and end both date are same, so 1 day worked. } </code></pre>
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