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Good morning all,

I have a spreadsheet with a list of days. And i would like to create a
formula so it reads something like.

Today (read off the computer or manually typed in) - 31/01/06 = 28

Is this at all possible?
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i have tried using the

=today() function but it doesnt seem to work as intended in the help file :/

"Ernest Lai" wrote:

Good morning all,

I have a spreadsheet with a list of days. And i would like to create a
formula so it reads something like.

Today (read off the computer or manually typed in) - 31/01/06 = 28

Is this at all possible?

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Put your date in A1 and =today() in B1 and =DATEDIF(A1,B1,"d") in C1
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"Ernest Lai" wrote:

Good morning all,

I have a spreadsheet with a list of days. And i would like to create a
formula so it reads something like.

Today (read off the computer or manually typed in) - 31/01/06 = 28

Is this at all possible?

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Hi Ernest
=TODAY()-"31/01/06"
You need to format the cell with the formula as General, then it will
show 28.
It will probably be showing 28/01/1900, as it will have picked up a date
format.

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i have tried using the

=today() function but it doesnt seem to work as intended in the help
file :/

"Ernest Lai" wrote:

Good morning all,

I have a spreadsheet with a list of days. And i would like to create
a
formula so it reads something like.

Today (read off the computer or manually typed in) - 31/01/06 = 28

Is this at all possible?



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Default Date - Date = x Days formula

O LOL - i really need to wake up. That was perfect thanks. I actually went
and changed the format of the cell so it would get rid of the time 00:00.

thanks a lot for the replies :D

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Hi Ernest
=TODAY()-"31/01/06"
You need to format the cell with the formula as General, then it will
show 28.
It will probably be showing 28/01/1900, as it will have picked up a date
format.

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Regards

Roger Govier


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i have tried using the

=today() function but it doesnt seem to work as intended in the help
file :/

"Ernest Lai" wrote:

Good morning all,

I have a spreadsheet with a list of days. And i would like to create
a
formula so it reads something like.

Today (read off the computer or manually typed in) - 31/01/06 = 28

Is this at all possible?




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