Thanks
"Jack Gopher" wrote in message
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Hi Charles,

Assuming the first date is written in Cell A1, then Write inside cell B1
the
following formula:
=Today()-A1

if the formula's result is showing as a date, then format that cell as a
number.



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"Charles Eaves" wrote:

Using Excel 2007, I would like to see the difference between 2 dates.
1 column is formatted as: month/yr.
I would like to use the (now or today) command in the second column.
When I open up the spreadsheet, I want the difference between the 2
columns
to reflect today's date.
Thanks