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quantinfying dates?
Just wondering how I can quantify dates? I have two ranges of dates,
and need to calculate the difference between the dates. (ie: Jan1,05 to Jan1,06 = 365 days) Thanks, C. |
quantinfying dates?
Cjwenngatz,
Just put values in two cells and minus them from each other. A1= Jan 1, 2005 B1= Jan 1, 2006 C1=B1-A1 Then format the cell as a number, and you will get the difference. HTH Cal " wrote: Just wondering how I can quantify dates? I have two ranges of dates, and need to calculate the difference between the dates. (ie: Jan1,05 to Jan1,06 = 365 days) Thanks, C. |
quantinfying dates?
Subtract the two dates.
=A1-B1 or do the dates have to be in the formula? wrote: Just wondering how I can quantify dates? I have two ranges of dates, and need to calculate the difference between the dates. (ie: Jan1,05 to Jan1,06 = 365 days) Thanks, C. |
quantinfying dates?
Should you want to get a bit fancier in the difference between your two dates
give this a look see (undocumented in XL and kinda nifty). http://www.cpearson.com/excel/datedif.htm -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson " wrote: Just wondering how I can quantify dates? I have two ranges of dates, and need to calculate the difference between the dates. (ie: Jan1,05 to Jan1,06 = 365 days) Thanks, C. |
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