Hi,

The undocumented DATEDIF function has the following form:

DATEDIF(StartDate,EndDate,Unit)

Where Units are on the left in the table below and their results on the
right. Note that the Unit must be quoted - "y" for example.

y Whole years between two dates
m Whole months between two dates
d Whole days between two dates
md Number of days between two dates ignoring months
ym Number of months between two dates ignoring years
yd Number of days between two dates ignoring years

=DATEDIF(A1,A2,"Y") returns the number of whole years between the dates in
cell A1 and A2

For reasons unknown Microsoft only choose to document this function in Excel
version 2000.


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Cheers,
Shane Devenshire


"ad2ad79" wrote:

Hi,
I have a sheet in which I want to count the year then month and then
days for employee. i.e

Name Date of joining Date of leaving Absent Total
JOHN 23-08-2001 11-11-2008 15 Years-Months-Days


I want that Function or formula count first Rounded Year from
23-08-2001 23-08-2008 then count Month and then days. and then minus
Absent days and final result. Pls help me.

Best Regards.