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That would be fine if all years were 365 days, Mark.
For a value of 30 Jul 1960 in A1, that returns 48 years and a bit besides. Try =DATEDIF(A1,B1,"y") or =DATEDIF(A1,TODAY(),"y") -- David Biddulph "NoodNutt" wrote in message ... G'day Harsh Assume A1 = Birthdate = 06-Mar-1960 Format as Date B1 = Now() = 25-Jul-2008 Format as Date C1 = (B1-A1)/365 = 48yo Format as Number HTH Mark. |
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