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I have a days(360) function, is there a days(365) function? Not sure what
'Method' really means. Guess I could convert each date to a serial number and subtract. Appreciate any suggestions. Thx Dave |
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Hi Dave,
You don't have to convert; dates ARE serial numbers. So =A2-A1 gives you the number of days between the two. BTW, "method" is described in HELP -- Kind regards, Niek Otten Microsoft MVP - Excel "Dave" wrote in message ... |I have a days(360) function, is there a days(365) function? Not sure what | 'Method' really means. Guess I could convert each date to a serial number | and subtract. | | Appreciate any suggestions. | Thx | Dave | | |
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Good grief -
Well, thank you Niek - Everything is simple when you know how do it. I obviously didn't. I looked all over help but didn't see it pointed out that clearly. Have trouble calling anything not in quotation marks a string. Anyway - thank you very much - I'm off and running. Dave |
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