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![]() Hi I use this formula to calculate how many months and days between two dates : =DATEDIF(C4,C6,"YM") & " Months, " & DATEDIF(C4,C6,"MD") & " Days" However , it doesn't work when there is more than a year between the two dates. Can someone advice how to modify the formula so it incorporates the extra multiples of 12 months if they are present? I only need to return months and days. Thanks |
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On Tue, 11 Feb 2014 22:51:11 +0000, Colin Hayes wrote:
Hi I use this formula to calculate how many months and days between two dates : =DATEDIF(C4,C6,"YM") & " Months, " & DATEDIF(C4,C6,"MD") & " Days" However , it doesn't work when there is more than a year between the two dates. Can someone advice how to modify the formula so it incorporates the extra multiples of 12 months if they are present? I only need to return months and days. Thanks cpearson.com has information regarding the datedif function. Try changing "ym" to just "m" |
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![]() cpearson.com has information regarding the datedif function. Try changing "ym" to just "m" Hi OK thanks for this. It's working fine now. Grateful for your help. Best Wishes , |
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