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Default DATEDIF Function Should Be More Accesible

The DATEDIF function should be accessible through the Paste Function button.
It isn't listed in the Date &Time list or even under ALL. It's a very
usefull function, why would they hide it? There is help, but you have to
learn it exists from another source first.

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