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Hi folks,
Is there a simple way to calculate in a cell the number of days *since* a date in a different cell? For example - Last used: [12/6/05] Days ago: [ 15] It seems so simple, but I can't get my head around Excel's treatment of dates. Thanks, Jim |
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Put, in cell c2, the formula =a2-b2 where b2 is the later date. C2 will
need to be formatted to number. Regards. Bill Ridgeway Computer Solutions "Jim M" wrote in message am... Hi folks, Is there a simple way to calculate in a cell the number of days *since* a date in a different cell? For example - Last used: [12/6/05] Days ago: [ 15] It seems so simple, but I can't get my head around Excel's treatment of dates. Thanks, Jim |
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In article , Bill Ridgeway
wrote: Put, in cell c2, the formula =a2-b2 where b2 is the later date. C2 will need to be formatted to number. So I guess a2 should be todays date? Ah, you da man Bill! I used =TODAY()-B2 that works great. Thanks Jim |
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