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A very rough way of doing so, if you don't need to count leap years ...
=Int((Today()-A1)/365)&" years old" Where A1 is the cell which houses your date. Note this MUST be an Excel recognized date. To check if it's an Excel recognized date, look he http://www.vbaexpress.com/kb/getarticle.php?kb_id=323 HTH, and regards, Zack Barresse "Kathy" wrote in message ... What formula could I use to convert a date of birth into an age?, e.g., 06/25/71, 33. Yes, I know I can just subtract but is there a formula that can do it? Marguerite |
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