I am trying to calculate how many years an employee has worked. I have start
date and current date. What is the formula to return years worked?

If the current date is in A1 and the start date is in B1, then

=year(A1)-year(B1) formatted as general will return the number of years
worked.
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Gary''s Student


"Paige" wrote:

I am trying to calculate how many years an employee has worked. I have start
date and current date. What is the formula to return years worked?

Hi Paige

One way
=DATEDIF(Startdate,currentdate,"y") for years only
=DATEDIF(Startdate,currentdate,"m") for months only
=DATEDIF(Startdate,currentdate,"ym") for remaining months excluding whole years.

Assuming start date in A1, Current date in B1
=DATEDIF(A1,B1,"y")&" years "&DATEDIF(A1,B1,"ym")&" months"

You could make B1=TODAY() to always give the latest date if required.

Regards

Roger Govier


Paige wrote:
I am trying to calculate how many years an employee has worked. I have start
date and current date. What is the formula to return years worked?

You can use DATEDIF function

eg: DATEDIF(startDate, currentDate,"Y")


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You can find lots of info at Chip Pearson's site:
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/datedif.htm

(=datedif() was only documented in xl2k's help.)



Paige wrote:

I am trying to calculate how many years an employee has worked. I have start
date and current date. What is the formula to return years worked?

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