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The problem with that is that it is incapable of giving a zero for the
number of months or the number of days. DATEDIF is a much better bet. -- David Biddulph "Jarek Kujawa" wrote in message ... =AVERAGE(TODAY()-A1:A4) aray entered (CTRL+SHIFT+FORMULA), formatted as "yy-mm-dd" results with "17-12-19" as today on 7/27/2008 it will result with "17-12-30" hope this makes sense |
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