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Hi, is there a way to program with the date function this year?

For example if I wanted to say something like "Days Past in this Year"
or something (sorry for the weak example), and I wanted to link
everything back to January 1st of this year, I would say
=today()-date(this year,1,1)

but how would you get it to work for this year, and so it would reset
itself every January 1st?


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