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Are you sure? 12 days in a month? This gives 62 months for the example
quoted, whereas it should presumably be 24 months (and not the 36 quoted by the OP). DATEDIF seems the appropriate answer. -- David Biddulph "Cimjet" wrote in message ... Hi Dimitri Try this =(A1-TODAY())/12 and format cell as "General" Regards Cimjet "Dimitri" wrote in message ... Hello: I was hoping that this formula is plausible. In A1 there is a date 14/04/2010, what I am looking for in B1 is a forumla that will tell how many months are remining from today's date. A1 B1 01/04/2010 36 Thank you Dimitri |
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