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Excluding leap days in a formula
Is there an excel function which could subtract (-1) from a formula if the
dates included the leap day? I don't want to count that one additional day in a leap year; I know I can include a -1 in my formula, but I'm looking for something that will decide if it's a leap year and automatically subtract it from my date difference formula. |
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