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Help me find function Datedif
Dear everyone,
I try to use function Datedif in my worksheet, but I get a name error, reason is that the function datedif doesn't exist in my function list. How can I do? Thanks, Viesta |
Help me find function Datedif
It doesn't show in the list, but it does exist. What does your formula look
like? -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "ViestaWu" wrote in message ... Dear everyone, I try to use function Datedif in my worksheet, but I get a name error, reason is that the function datedif doesn't exist in my function list. How can I do? Thanks, Viesta |
Help me find function Datedif
Hello,
Thank you! Actually, I find I have made other mistake with it. Datedif(A1,B1,D), I should add quotation mark to it. BR Viesta "Bob Phillips" wrote: It doesn't show in the list, but it does exist. What does your formula look like? -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "ViestaWu" wrote in message ... Dear everyone, I try to use function Datedif in my worksheet, but I get a name error, reason is that the function datedif doesn't exist in my function list. How can I do? Thanks, Viesta |
Help me find function Datedif
It is the D that is returning the #NAME error. Your formula should be
=DATEDIF(A1,B1,"D") -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "ViestaWu" wrote in message ... Hello, Thank you! Actually, I find I have made other mistake with it. Datedif(A1,B1,D), I should add quotation mark to it. BR Viesta "Bob Phillips" wrote: It doesn't show in the list, but it does exist. What does your formula look like? -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "ViestaWu" wrote in message ... Dear everyone, I try to use function Datedif in my worksheet, but I get a name error, reason is that the function datedif doesn't exist in my function list. How can I do? Thanks, Viesta |
Help me find function Datedif
By the way, you could just as easily use
=B1-A1 -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "ViestaWu" wrote in message ... Hello, Thank you! Actually, I find I have made other mistake with it. Datedif(A1,B1,D), I should add quotation mark to it. BR Viesta "Bob Phillips" wrote: It doesn't show in the list, but it does exist. What does your formula look like? -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "ViestaWu" wrote in message ... Dear everyone, I try to use function Datedif in my worksheet, but I get a name error, reason is that the function datedif doesn't exist in my function list. How can I do? Thanks, Viesta |
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