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Default Is there a formula which returns the current (updating) year?

I am trying to write a formula which shows the difference in years between
the present year and a date in another cell.
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Default Is there a formula which returns the current (updating) year?

Suppose A1 = date
=YEAR(NOW())-YEAR(A1)
Format the cell to number..

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I am trying to write a formula which shows the difference in years between
the present year and a date in another cell.

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=YEAR(TODAY())

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