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Calculating age
How to calculate ages of employees for benefits enrollment given the date of
birth? -- Joe S. |
Hi
see your other post P.S.: please don't multipost -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany "Joe S." schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... How to calculate ages of employees for benefits enrollment given the date of birth? -- Joe S. |
Joe,
Use the DATEDIF function. E.g., =DATEDIF(birthdate,TODAY(),"Y") For more information on DATEDIF, see www.cpearson.com/excel/datedif.htm -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "Joe S." wrote in message ... How to calculate ages of employees for benefits enrollment given the date of birth? -- Joe S. |
Hi
=DATEDIF(BirthDate,ReferDate,"Y") returns number of full years; =DATEDIF(BirthDate,ReferDate,"M") returns number of full months; =DATEDIF(BirthDate,ReferDate,"YM") returns remaining number of full months, after full years are calculated; =DATEDIF(BirthDate,ReferDate,"MD") returns remaining number of days, after full months are calculated; P.e. you can calculate an age string: ="Y:" & DATEDIF(BirthDate,ReferDate,"Y") & "; M:" & DATEDIF(BirthDate,ReferDate,"YM") & "; D:" & DATEDIF(BirthDate,ReferDate,"MD") Arvi Laanemets "Joe S." wrote in message ... How to calculate ages of employees for benefits enrollment given the date of birth? -- Joe S. |
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