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Default Completed Months between Dates

=DATEDIF(A1,A2,"m") would give the number of completed months, which would
be 8, not 7.
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David Biddulph

"Ricky" wrote in message
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Hi - I'm after a formula to find the number of completed months between 2
dates. This may at times go through to the next year - for example:

Cell A1 I have "11:00AM 15/06/09"
Cell A2 I have " 3:00PM 25/02/10"
Cell B3 I want " 7 " to be returned.

Cells A1 and A2 are formatted as hh:hh AM/PM dd/mm/yy

Can anyone suggest a formula I can place in cell B3 to return the number
of completed months?

Tks, Ricky