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Hello,
I am working on Excel 2003 in an XP sp2 environment. I have a date in cell C7 and C6. I want to get the difference between them to use to pro-rate vacation time accrued. I have the Norman Harker Function list and was trying to use datedif. It has the function listed as =DATEDIF(start_date,end_date,unit) with units as "y" = years; "m" = months; "d" = days; "md" = days ignoring months and years; "ym" = complete months after deducting years; "yd" = days after deducting complete years. (Note: " " are required). I tried this as =DATEDIF($C$7,$C$6,"d") =DATEDIF(C7,C6,"d") =DATEDIF(DATE(YEAR(C7),MONTH(C7),DAY(C7)),DATE(YEA R (C6),MONTH(C6),DAY(C6)),"d") I still receive #NUM! as the answer. Does anyone know why? LWhite |
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