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I am using the NOW() function to insert the current date. This works fine,
except I am attempting to extract only the year (i.e. 2007) from this function. The problem is that Excel expresses the value of the date as a number (x number of days from January 1, 1900). I can get the format to display the date in an mm/dd/yyyy format, I just can not extract the year all alone. I need to get the year by itself for another calculation. Any ideas? |
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