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I used =today()-date_of_joining to calculate months, I get 4. But when I
subtract 2 casual leaves, I don't get 2. What am I supposed to do? Thanks |
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=MONTH(TODAY())-MONTH(G5) -- Don Guillett Microsoft MVP Excel SalesAid Software "ghitorni" wrote in message ... I used =today()-date_of_joining to calculate months, I get 4. But when I subtract 2 casual leaves, I don't get 2. What am I supposed to do? Thanks |
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