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On a spreadsheet where we enter issues that arise we enter the current date.
This is supposed to populate a column that tells us how many days the issue has been on the list. It is not doing this anymore. |
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Try restoring your field with the DAYS360 function.
Hope this helps, -Chad "Zach" wrote: On a spreadsheet where we enter issues that arise we enter the current date. This is supposed to populate a column that tells us how many days the issue has been on the list. It is not doing this anymore. |
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How?
"Chad" wrote: Try restoring your field with the DAYS360 function. Hope this helps, -Chad "Zach" wrote: On a spreadsheet where we enter issues that arise we enter the current date. This is supposed to populate a column that tells us how many days the issue has been on the list. It is not doing this anymore. |
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Assume your date of the issue is in cell A1 then:
=DAYS360(A1,TODAY()) This will return the # of days between the date in cell A1 and today. -Chad "Zach" wrote: How? "Chad" wrote: Try restoring your field with the DAYS360 function. Hope this helps, -Chad "Zach" wrote: On a spreadsheet where we enter issues that arise we enter the current date. This is supposed to populate a column that tells us how many days the issue has been on the list. It is not doing this anymore. |
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Hi
DAYS360() is a financial function and will not return accurately the number of days between two dates. Use =TODAY()-A1 where A1 holds the date when the issue arose -- Regards Roger Govier "Chad" wrote in message ... Assume your date of the issue is in cell A1 then: =DAYS360(A1,TODAY()) This will return the # of days between the date in cell A1 and today. -Chad "Zach" wrote: How? "Chad" wrote: Try restoring your field with the DAYS360 function. Hope this helps, -Chad "Zach" wrote: On a spreadsheet where we enter issues that arise we enter the current date. This is supposed to populate a column that tells us how many days the issue has been on the list. It is not doing this anymore. |
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