Donna,

If you dates are 'true dates', you can use the Year function to
extract the year from the date:

=Year("07/14/09") will equal to 2009, which can be compared against
=Year(Today())

Using the Right function on a true date value, will not yield the
expected result.

Hopes this helps.
....
Per



On 23 Mar., 03:07, Donna wrote:
Hi Jessen,
I guess I have another problem that I need to solve before comparing the
current year. *The problem is although I formatted my date column *all the
same way dd/mm/yy - when I just look at the date, its correct. But when I
click on some they will have yyyy and when I do the right function the year
becomes 4001. So I can’t compare the year with the current year. *A little
better explanation may by I have a column with dates and other test that I
have pulled out just the dates into a separate column. *Some of the dates may
have 07/14/09 and some may just have 7/14/09. *What I want to do is pull out
the year, 09 and compare it to the current year 10. *I am very flustered with
myself, I know there is just something I must be doing wrong. *



"Per Jessen" wrote:
Hi Donna

=YEAR(DATE(A1,1,1))+100

compared against;

Year(Today())

Regards,
Per

On 23 Mar., 01:03, Donna wrote:
I have a column of numbers that represent the year. I have it formatted as a
number. *I want to compare that number to the current year. What I did was in
another column I used year(today()) to get the current year. It comes out as
2010 I did a right function to the the 10. *I then changed it to a number
format and I am trying to do a conditional formatting to highlight all the
numbers in col a that are 10. It does not work unless I manually type in a
10. * Any help will be greatly appreciated

col a * * * * *
9
10
3

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