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Calculating Age
Is there a formula that can calculate age when given only Date of Birth?
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http://www.cpearson.com/excel/datedif.htm -- Gary's Student "malvis" wrote: Is there a formula that can calculate age when given only Date of Birth? |
Thank you Gary's Student.
From the site I found to get simple age: =DATEDIF(A1,NOW(),"y") "malvis" wrote: Is there a formula that can calculate age when given only Date of Birth? |
Calculating Age
I have found an easier way...
=2005-year(a1) Granted if their DOB is in a month after today it will show how old they will be this year.. but it's much easier. -- Rebecca "malvis" wrote: Thank you Gary's Student. From the site I found to get simple age: =DATEDIF(A1,NOW(),"y") "malvis" wrote: Is there a formula that can calculate age when given only Date of Birth? |
Calculating Age
You're better off using:
=year(today())-year(a1) This will work next year, whereas a hard-coded 2005 will not. -- Regards, Fred "RamseyR" wrote in message ... I have found an easier way... =2005-year(a1) Granted if their DOB is in a month after today it will show how old they will be this year.. but it's much easier. -- Rebecca "malvis" wrote: Thank you Gary's Student. From the site I found to get simple age: =DATEDIF(A1,NOW(),"y") "malvis" wrote: Is there a formula that can calculate age when given only Date of Birth? |
Calculating Age
On Wed, 19 Oct 2005 22:43:42 -0600, "Fred Smith" wrote:
You're better off using: =year(today())-year(a1) This will work next year, whereas a hard-coded 2005 will not. Both formulas make the (usually) erroneous assumption that a birthday is on January 1. This may be OK if that is what is desired, but that's rarely the case, except for, I believe, horses. Some school districts have a defined birthday, but the one's with which I am familiar do not have it on Jan 1. --ron |
Calculating Age
On Wed, 19 Oct 2005 22:43:42 -0600, "Fred Smith" wrote:
You're better off using: =year(today())-year(a1) This will work next year, whereas a hard-coded 2005 will not. Correction to my previous -- I think horse's birthdays being on 1 Jan only applies to the northern hemisphere. I believe they are born on a different date in the southern hemisphere (? 1 Aug or 1 Jul) --ron |
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