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Niek Otten
 
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This doesn't account for leap years. For an older person you could easily be 20 days off.

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Niek Otten

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| With the birthdate in cell A1, use this formula:
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| =ROUNDDOWN((TODAY()-A1)/365,0)
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| Format your cell as General with no decimal places to return the Age in
| full years.
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| Does this work for you?
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| Bruce
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