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I've constructed a table with dates of employee departures and need to
"sort?" all of those who left over 7 years from the current date. This has to be done on a repeated basis. How do I set this up and do it? |
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Annie/Naseem,
Use a formula like =A2<DATE(YEAR(NOW())-7,MONTH(NOW()),DAY(NOW())) Where A2 has your date. Then copy down, and filter that column to show only TRUE values. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "Annie and Naseem @ Ecojustice" <Annie and Naseem @ wrote in message ... I've constructed a table with dates of employee departures and need to "sort?" all of those who left over 7 years from the current date. This has to be done on a repeated basis. How do I set this up and do it? |
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