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I'm currently using the formula =INT((TODAY()-B2/365.25) to calculate
age in years. Is there a formula that will show age in months only, if under 1 year, and age in days only, if under 1 month? I used =DATEDIF(birthdate, TODAY(),"y")&"years"&DATEDIF(birthdate, TODAY(),"ym")&"months"&DATEDIF(birthdate, TODAY(),"md")&"days" but I only want years or months or days to show. Thanks |
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