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In my spreadsheet I have a column of the date in which we purchased
particular items. In another column, I would like to have a formula that tells me as of today, how old that item is. For example, let's say I purchased something 5/24/01, that date is listed in column A. I would like my formula to be something like =Today() - A1. This would then tell me it equals 5 years or 5.4 if it was 5 years and so many months, etc. My formula does not give me the answer I am expecting, it gives me a date. How should I be entering this formula to get the results I need? Thanks in advance. |
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