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How does Excel allow for leap years?
I am trying to calculate the number of years in a person's age by reference
to date of birth and today's date. When I put DoB as 12/5/2003 against today's date of 11/05/2006, it comes back as 3 whole years, when in fact it is 2 and 364 days. Excel seems to be ignoring the leap year in 2004. If I use 13/05/2003 as DoB, it comes back correctly as just 2 years. How can I correct fro this via a simpel formula? Many thanks in advance for all help received? Neil |
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