I TRYING TO FIND A FORMULA I CAN USE TO FIND THE NUMBER OF MONTHS BETWEEN
TODAYS DATE AND A PREVIOUS DATE.

=DATEDIF(A20,TODAY(),"M")

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"MARIA" wrote in message
...
I TRYING TO FIND A FORMULA I CAN USE TO FIND THE NUMBER OF MONTHS BETWEEN
TODAYS DATE AND A PREVIOUS DATE.

One way:

=DATEDIF(<previous date,TODAY(),"m")

See

http://cpearson.com/excel/datedif.htm

for documentation. And please turn off your CAPS LOCK - all caps is
usually considered the equivalent of shouting, and is harder to read.

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"MARIA" wrote:

I TRYING TO FIND A FORMULA I CAN USE TO FIND THE NUMBER OF MONTHS BETWEEN
TODAYS DATE AND A PREVIOUS DATE.