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I am using the following
=DATEDIF(C6,C5,"m") If I enter the exact same dates the answer is obviously 0, but I want it to be 1. I only want to add 1 if the dates are exactly the same. In case it helps I am trying to figure out how far behind an account is, and if the dates are the same a payment was not made and one more payment would be due. Any help would be great! |
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