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themax16

Formula to calculate number of days between Dates
 

Afternoon.
I have 2 lists of dates... one is for an estimated delivery date and
the second is the actual date. If the date's do not match ( the
delivery is late) then i need it to calculate the number of days that
its late. How can i do this calculation for a date format?
Thanks
James


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Bob Phillips

Formula to calculate number of days between Dates
 
Just subtract one from the other, and format as General.

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Afternoon.
I have 2 lists of dates... one is for an estimated delivery date and
the second is the actual date. If the date's do not match ( the
delivery is late) then i need it to calculate the number of days that
its late. How can i do this calculation for a date format?
Thanks
James


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Ron Rosenfeld

Formula to calculate number of days between Dates
 
On Fri, 21 Oct 2005 05:31:37 -0500, themax16
wrote:


Afternoon.
I have 2 lists of dates... one is for an estimated delivery date and
the second is the actual date. If the date's do not match ( the
delivery is late) then i need it to calculate the number of days that
its late. How can i do this calculation for a date format?
Thanks
James


In Excel, dates are stored as serial numbers.

So if your Estimated Date is in A1, and the Actual date in B1, the difference
would be given by:

=B1-A1

You must format the result as General or Number. Otherwise Excel will display
some date in the 1900's


--ron


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