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Thank you, Martin. I believe this is exactly what I need. I'm not overly
concerned about the leap year stuff. This is needed to calculate rough times of year for beach closures among the various beaches in Macomb County, MI. It's meant to lead to averages for closure dates, standard deviations, and t-tests to see if the time of the year for closings really does vary among the various beaches. I was using a DATEDIF function, and that's ok for one year, but when you have thousands of dates over a ten-year timespan, it becomes a rather daunting prospect. This is a significant improvement over the function I was using. Thanks again. "MartinW" wrote: And following that =TODAY()-DATE(YEAR(TODAY()),1,0) Should work in any year. HTH Martin |
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