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date formulas
I have a simple question. In one column I have employee start dates. I need
the column next to it to count down the days to one year employed. i should see today: 1 column next column 03/01/09 339 tommorow it would show: 1 column next column 03/01/09 338 -- William |
date formulas
Hi, assuming the date is located at cell A-1. You may use formula: 365-(today
()-A1). If the outcome is a 'date' instead of a 'number', just right-click on the cell, 'format cell' and change it to 'number'. Hope this helps. rwpatter1 wrote: I have a simple question. In one column I have employee start dates. I need the column next to it to count down the days to one year employed. i should see today: 1 column next column 03/01/09 339 tommorow it would show: 1 column next column 03/01/09 338 -- Message posted via http://www.officekb.com |
date formulas
=DATE(YEAR(A1)+1,MONTH(A1),DAY(A1))-TODAY()
Regards, Stefi rwpatter1 ezt *rta: I have a simple question. In one column I have employee start dates. I need the column next to it to count down the days to one year employed. i should see today: 1 column next column 03/01/09 339 tommorow it would show: 1 column next column 03/01/09 338 -- William |
date formulas
And format reult cell as General!
Stefi rwpatter1 ezt *rta: I have a simple question. In one column I have employee start dates. I need the column next to it to count down the days to one year employed. i should see today: 1 column next column 03/01/09 339 tommorow it would show: 1 column next column 03/01/09 338 -- William |
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