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Excel leap year question
Yes, but I'd love to have his pension ;-)
Jerry Niek Otten wrote: I'm in Life insurance. I calculated the chance this being the case and decided not to raise the issue. Maybe I should have. Kind regards, Niek Otten "Jerry W. Lewis" wrote in message ... Niek Otten wrote: Excel knows which years are leap years. To calculate with dates, see As long as the employee wasn't hired in 1900 ;-) Jerry |
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