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DATEDIF #12
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DATEDIF
is a useful formula to determine the number of years, months, days, or any combination thereof, between two dates:=DATEDIF([Start Date],[End Date],"y")
will return the number of complete years=DATEDIF([Start Date],[End Date],"m")
will return the number of complete months=DATEDIF([Start Date],[End Date],"d")
will return the number of complete daysy and m can be used together just to return the number of remaining months (like you could with the MOD function). For example:
The formula above returns y years and m months, where m is the modulo (MOD) number of months remaining once the divisor of 12 (for m months per year) is used.
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