See www.cpearson.com/excel/datedif.htm for examples of how to do
this with the DATEDIF function.


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I need to convert a number of days into years, months, days
format. Any
idea? I put the first start date in A10 and the first end date
in A11.
The second set up dates are in B10 and B11 respectively. I used
this
formula to get the number of days in between each start and end
date.
=DATEDIF(A10,A11,"d")
=DATEDIF(B10,B11,"d")
And then combined them as...
=SUM(DATEDIF(A10,A11,"d")+DATEDIF(B10,B11,"D"))

But now I need to switch back and get the total of # Years, #
Months,
#Days.


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