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I AM TRYING TO SET UP A SPREADSHEET FOR THE YEARS OF SERVICE OUR EMPLOYEES
HAVE SERVED WITH OUR COMPANY. WE HAVE ONE PERSON WHO RESIGNED AND WAS
REHIRED, TWICE. BELOW IS THE FORMULA I USED FOR EMPLOYEES WHO WERE HIRED AND
ARE STILL CURRENTLY WORKING FOR THE COMPANY.

=DATEDIF(B27,C27,"Y")&"YEARS,"&DATEDIF(B27,C27,"YM ")&MONTHS,"&DATEDIF(B27,C27,"MD")&"DAYS"

PLEASE HELP ME EDIT MY FORMULA FOR THE EMPLOYEE WHO HAS COME AND GONE
SEVERAL TIMES. THESE ARE THE DATES THIS EMPLOYEE HAS SERVED WITH THE COMPANY.
02/01/88 - 05/06/88
01/15/89 - 06/15/06
02/01/99 - PRESENT
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Sam, I'm sure someone out there can help, but when you ask your question
using all caps, it is the equivalent of shouting and is not very well
received in this forum.
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Sincerely, Michael Colvin


"Sam" wrote:

I AM TRYING TO SET UP A SPREADSHEET FOR THE YEARS OF SERVICE OUR EMPLOYEES
HAVE SERVED WITH OUR COMPANY. WE HAVE ONE PERSON WHO RESIGNED AND WAS
REHIRED, TWICE. BELOW IS THE FORMULA I USED FOR EMPLOYEES WHO WERE HIRED AND
ARE STILL CURRENTLY WORKING FOR THE COMPANY.

=DATEDIF(B27,C27,"Y")&"YEARS,"&DATEDIF(B27,C27,"YM ")&MONTHS,"&DATEDIF(B27,C27,"MD")&"DAYS"

PLEASE HELP ME EDIT MY FORMULA FOR THE EMPLOYEE WHO HAS COME AND GONE
SEVERAL TIMES. THESE ARE THE DATES THIS EMPLOYEE HAS SERVED WITH THE COMPANY.
02/01/88 - 05/06/88
01/15/89 - 06/15/06
02/01/99 - PRESENT

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Sorry! I have never entered a forum before. I didn't know. Thank you for
the advise.
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"Michael" wrote:

Sam, I'm sure someone out there can help, but when you ask your question
using all caps, it is the equivalent of shouting and is not very well
received in this forum.
--
Sincerely, Michael Colvin


"Sam" wrote:

I AM TRYING TO SET UP A SPREADSHEET FOR THE YEARS OF SERVICE OUR EMPLOYEES
HAVE SERVED WITH OUR COMPANY. WE HAVE ONE PERSON WHO RESIGNED AND WAS
REHIRED, TWICE. BELOW IS THE FORMULA I USED FOR EMPLOYEES WHO WERE HIRED AND
ARE STILL CURRENTLY WORKING FOR THE COMPANY.

=DATEDIF(B27,C27,"Y")&"YEARS,"&DATEDIF(B27,C27,"YM ")&MONTHS,"&DATEDIF(B27,C27,"MD")&"DAYS"

PLEASE HELP ME EDIT MY FORMULA FOR THE EMPLOYEE WHO HAS COME AND GONE
SEVERAL TIMES. THESE ARE THE DATES THIS EMPLOYEE HAS SERVED WITH THE COMPANY.
02/01/88 - 05/06/88
01/15/89 - 06/15/06
02/01/99 - PRESENT

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Your welcome, Susan. That's just something you pick up after visiting the
forum for awhile. The only other thing that I've found is that, if you have
complicated formula or code problem, provide an example of what you're using
that isn't working.
Sincerely, Michael Colvin


"Susan" wrote:

Sorry! I have never entered a forum before. I didn't know. Thank you for
the advise.
--



"Michael" wrote:

Sam, I'm sure someone out there can help, but when you ask your question
using all caps, it is the equivalent of shouting and is not very well
received in this forum.
--
Sincerely, Michael Colvin


"Sam" wrote:

I AM TRYING TO SET UP A SPREADSHEET FOR THE YEARS OF SERVICE OUR EMPLOYEES
HAVE SERVED WITH OUR COMPANY. WE HAVE ONE PERSON WHO RESIGNED AND WAS
REHIRED, TWICE. BELOW IS THE FORMULA I USED FOR EMPLOYEES WHO WERE HIRED AND
ARE STILL CURRENTLY WORKING FOR THE COMPANY.

=DATEDIF(B27,C27,"Y")&"YEARS,"&DATEDIF(B27,C27,"YM ")&MONTHS,"&DATEDIF(B27,C27,"MD")&"DAYS"

PLEASE HELP ME EDIT MY FORMULA FOR THE EMPLOYEE WHO HAS COME AND GONE
SEVERAL TIMES. THESE ARE THE DATES THIS EMPLOYEE HAS SERVED WITH THE COMPANY.
02/01/88 - 05/06/88
01/15/89 - 06/15/06
02/01/99 - PRESENT

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