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On Thursday, May 17, 2012 4:22:11 AM UTC-5, rajeshv19 wrote:
Hello All, Might need some help here..I have a series of customer lists, i.e. Account no. along with transaction dates. The list looks like this, Account Transaction Dates 750002 29/04/2010 750002 27/07/2010 750004 25/02/2010 750004 03/03/2010 750004 20/04/2010 750004 27/04/2010 Column A – Account and Column B- Transaction Dates. What I wanted to find is number of days between first, second and third transactions by an account. This is to gauge what are the dates between his purchases. Assuming I have a list of close to 30k customers who could have one/ ten transaction dates against them, it would be great to have a formula to do this trick. Cheers -- rajeshv19 A formula that is not publicized in Excel is the =datediff() The syntax for DATEDIF is as follows: =DATEDIF(Date1, Date2, Interval) Whe Date1 is the first date, Date2 is the second date, Interval is the interval type to return. Here is a link to describe this in detail http://www.cpearson.com/excel/datedif.aspx |
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