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I am creating a large spreadsheet. One colunm has dates(mm/dd/yyyy) I need to
create another column that refers to the date column which will produce a certain amount of years. Example. The date column shows when an employee was hired.Say 05/02/1968. The next column should show that he has worked for 40 years. Therefore I should see the number 40 in the new column. How do I go about doing the function to get this information show in the column? Please email me at with any help you can give. I will be eternally greatful. |
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If the date is in cell A1:
=YEAR(TODAY())-YEAR(A1)+1 There are more elaborate alternatives than this (DATEDIF), but first try to set this up, and then go for the alternatives if you want. -- Wigi http://www.wimgielis.be = Excel/VBA, soccer and music "GRANDIVA77" wrote: I am creating a large spreadsheet. One colunm has dates(mm/dd/yyyy) I need to create another column that refers to the date column which will produce a certain amount of years. Example. The date column shows when an employee was hired.Say 05/02/1968. The next column should show that he has worked for 40 years. Therefore I should see the number 40 in the new column. How do I go about doing the function to get this information show in the column? Please email me at with any help you can give. I will be eternally greatful. |
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If your dates are in Col A then enter this in B1 and copy down...
=DATEDIF(A2,NOW(),"y") This will give completed years "GRANDIVA77" wrote: I am creating a large spreadsheet. One colunm has dates(mm/dd/yyyy) I need to create another column that refers to the date column which will produce a certain amount of years. Example. The date column shows when an employee was hired.Say 05/02/1968. The next column should show that he has worked for 40 years. Therefore I should see the number 40 in the new column. How do I go about doing the function to get this information show in the column? Please email me at with any help you can give. I will be eternally greatful. |
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