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dates and vlookup

  1. #1
    grapes
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    dates and vlookup

    I have a formula taking the date a person joined away from today date to give
    the number of years works eg 10 and I want to use this value to look up 10 in
    the lookup table.
    The 10 calculated from the dates is not really a 10 as it a date value
    deducted from another date value. How can I convert the 10 derived from
    =today()-c7 (where c7 is for example 26/11/95) to a real 10 so that it can
    use this value to look up 10 from a look up table

  2. #2
    Alan
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    Re: dates and vlookup

    Try:
    =ROUND((TODAY()-C7)/365.25,0)
    Regards,
    Alan.
    "grapes" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    >I have a formula taking the date a person joined away from today date to
    >give
    > the number of years works eg 10 and I want to use this value to look up 10
    > in
    > the lookup table.
    > The 10 calculated from the dates is not really a 10 as it a date value
    > deducted from another date value. How can I convert the 10 derived from
    > =today()-c7 (where c7 is for example 26/11/95) to a real 10 so that it can
    > use this value to look up 10 from a look up table




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