I was able to continue the formula down the entire column which is what I needed | The second formula I wrote below does account for those days |
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1932 is a leap year | Thanks Unclear my post went through or not, in response to Catherine's query |
A lot of fun to be had there as I once wrote a sheet that did this very thing, there was further issues involved in using the correct affix i.
You spoil your own good work! | Because that's the Cell it's calculating from |
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It produces the correct answer eg 9 | 2422 which computes to 70 |
Your teachings COULD be helpful but they are DEFINITELY NOT! Also note: The regional settings in my control panel list short date as dd-MMM-yy, so I don't think this would be the problem.
10My question is this - is there a way to take this formula and make it so that I can essentially click a button to have it applied to a cell, and then just be able to then select the cell I want it to do the calculation on? ie: everything below the correct calculations in the column reads 115 years as a default | why do you put spaces in your examples when Excel NEVER accepts spaces?? However, each of the 2 components of this formula is a separate number, integer |
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However, because YEARFRAC DATE 1932,6,5 ,DATE 2002,6,5 , 1 computes to 69 | But each time I do this I get 9 |
So, if you get the DATEDIF between B4, and a date which is a valid date but 3 months after TODAY , try the following formula, works for me and gave 10.
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