Should you not include DATEDIF function in the Excel 2007 HELP.
Its not listed even under the FORMULAS -- DATE & TIME FUNCTIONS

Is there any reason ??

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Check this out:
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/datedif.aspx

Apparently, Microsoft only wanted to explain it once, and has since treated
it as a "drunk cousin of the formula family". Ironically, the VBA function
datediff is still documented, although it works slightly different.

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Should you not include DATEDIF function in the Excel 2007 HELP.
Its not listed even under the FORMULAS -- DATE & TIME FUNCTIONS

Is there any reason ??

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Asoka Walpitagama - Brandix College IT wrote:
Should you not include DATEDIF function in the Excel 2007 HELP.
Its not listed even under the FORMULAS -- DATE & TIME FUNCTIONS

Is there any reason ??

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http://www.cpearson.com/excel/datedif.aspx