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360Days Formula

  1. #1
    Antonio
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    360Days Formula

    Is there a formula OR special add in to Excel that can calculate the TRUE
    number of days between two dates. That is, a formula that takes into account
    the 31st day of certain months and February 29 every four years? I find the
    360days formula very helpful but I think users would get a lot more bang with
    one that "truly" gave them the number of days between two given dates.
    Please help. Thank you.

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    Dave O
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    Re: 360Days Formula

    Microsoft uses a scheme called "Serial dates" to keep track of dates.
    If you enter information in Excel-approved date format, you can
    calculate the number of days between two dates as simply as =B1-A1
    where A1 and B1 are dates. Do a search on time and date functions in
    Help to find out how extensively this has been covered.


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