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Hi wanting to have a column for age at present day.
Have birthdate info as format dd/mm/yy in column D Tried in Column E (Today() - D4/365) but its way out Any solutions appreciated Many thanks Althea |
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=DATEDIF(D4,TODAY(),"y")
might suffice. The "y" bit stands for Year on Excel English versions. Althea wrote: Hi wanting to have a column for age at present day. Have birthdate info as format dd/mm/yy in column D Tried in Column E (Today() - D4/365) but its way out Any solutions appreciated Many thanks Althea |
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MAny thanks
Althea might suffice. The "y" bit stands for Year on Excel English versions. Althea wrote: Hi wanting to have a column for age at present day. Have birthdate info as format dd/mm/yy in column D Tried in Column E (Today() - D4/365) but its way out Any solutions appreciated Many thanks Althea |
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