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How to calculate number of month from 2008 in Excel?
I need to calculate the number of months from today to 2008 Dec 31, and
put that in an Excel cell with equal sign, and fraction of a month is divided by 31. How do I do that? PS: I am not looking for dedicated VBA script module. Thank you. |
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How to calculate number of month from 2008 in Excel?
It depends how you define the difference between months, A simple answer which is close to what you want is =(DATE(2008,12,31)-TODAY())/365.25*12 How bothered are you about the 31 and this will give a different reading as all months are not the same length than the literal number of months, but it is very close Dav -- Dav ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Dav's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=27107 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=509270 |
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How to calculate number of month from 2008 in Excel?
You can use DATEDIF() for this: with today's date in A1 and 31/12/08 in
A2 the formula is =DATEDIF(A1,A2,"M") + DATEDIF(DATE(YEAR(A1),MONTH(A1)+DATEDIF(A1,A2,"M") ,DAY(A1)),A2,"D")/31 Frank wrote: I need to calculate the number of months from today to 2008 Dec 31, and put that in an Excel cell with equal sign, and fraction of a month is divided by 31. How do I do that? PS: I am not looking for dedicated VBA script module. Thank you. |
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How to calculate number of month from 2008 in Excel?
I guess Excel takes care of the fact that months have a different nmber
of days. So when you you subtract date1 from date2 and the receiving cell is formatted as e.g. dd.mm.yy then the result would read something like 11.23.02 which means the difference is 11 days, 23 months and 2 years. Hans |
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How to calculate number of month from 2008 in Excel?
No, this is not correct. Try a few examples.
flummi wrote: I guess Excel takes care of the fact that months have a different nmber of days. So when you you subtract date1 from date2 and the receiving cell is formatted as e.g. dd.mm.yy then the result would read something like 11.23.02 which means the difference is 11 days, 23 months and 2 years. Hans |
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How to calculate number of month from 2008 in Excel?
No, this is not correct. Try a few examples.
flummi wrote: I guess Excel takes care of the fact that months have a different nmber of days. So when you you subtract date1 from date2 and the receiving cell is formatted as e.g. dd.mm.yy then the result would read something like 11.23.02 which means the difference is 11 days, 23 months and 2 years. Hans |
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How to calculate number of month from 2008 in Excel?
You are right, I should have tried it. :-(
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How to calculate number of month from 2008 in Excel?
How about this:
="="&DATEDIF(TODAY(),DATE(2008,12,31),"m")+ROUND(( DATEDIF(TODAY(),DATE(2008,12,31),"md")/31),2) should give you something like =34.77 with the equal sign HTH JG "Frank" wrote: I need to calculate the number of months from today to 2008 Dec 31, and put that in an Excel cell with equal sign, and fraction of a month is divided by 31. How do I do that? PS: I am not looking for dedicated VBA script module. Thank you. |
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