Need help from a Excel Formula Guru
I have a hardware list and in it I have the purchase date and need to know the Age in months. How would I do that?
Ex.
Puchased Age
7/11/2006
Ex.
Puchased Age
7/11/2006
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dadaji
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Suppose today's date is in cell A1 and the purchase date is in cell A2, try the formula (A1-A2)/365.25
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RobertKaucher
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Assuming A1 contained 03/30/2009=DATEDIF(A1,TODAY(),"M")
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dadaji
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My bad, I didn't read the question properly, I thought he wanted the age in years.
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RobertKaucher
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My bad, I didn't read the question properly, I thought he wanted the age in years.
You could still do that with datediff. Just put in Y rather than M. Same basic thing, just a little clearer and does not require a column to have the current date.