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Hi...hope you can help.

I have a few worksheets with some personnel info. I put all of this in
one worksheet. One of the items I have listed is their promotion date.

On another worksheet, I copy the promotion date so I can do a
calculation (=Personnel!E6). The formula I use to calculate their time
in grade is
=IF(E8<"",DATEDIF(E8,TODAY(),"y"),"")

The problem I have, if the promotion date in the "Personnel" sheet is
blank, the formula is returning a value of 106 instead of being blank
until I enter a promotion date on the "Personnel" worksheet.

Cell E6 on the "personnel" sheet is the promotion date
Cell E8 on "sheet2" is copied from the personnel sheet
Cell E9 on "sheet2" contains the above formula, and it's returning a
value of 106.

Is there a way to fix that?
Thanx


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