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Difference between two date entries in excel?
How do I find difference between two date entries in excel?
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Difference between two date entries in excel?
Just subtract:
A1 = 9/1/2006 B1 = 10/17/2006 =B1-A1 Biff "Novell" wrote in message ... How do I find difference between two date entries in excel? |
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Difference between two date entries in excel?
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Biff's solution will give you the difference between the dates in days (and hours if present). If you need another date interval, eg months, years, etc, you could use the un-documented (except in XL2000) DATEDIF function A documentation is here http://www.cpearson.com/excel/datedif.htm -- HTH Nick Hodge Microsoft MVP - Excel Southampton, England HIS www.nickhodge.co.uk "Novell" wrote in message ... How do I find difference between two date entries in excel? |
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