We have the following dataset containing some workers’ names and dates of Birth (DOB). We will show some step-by-step methods to calculate their age in Excel in years and months. Method 1 – Using the Excel DATEDIF Function to Calculate Age in Years and Months Steps: Select cellD5. En...
Please check this https://exceljet.net/formula/get-age-from-birthday Marked as Solution Reply View Full Discussion (23 Replies)Show Parent Replies HansVogelaar MVP to BBacon621 BBacon621 =DATEDIF(DOB,TODAY(),"y")&" year(s), "&MOD(DATEDIF(DOB,TODAY(),"m"),12)&" month(s)" Reply...
" usually implies an answer indicating how many years you have been alive. In Microsoft Excel, you can make a formula to compute an exact age in months, days, hours and even minutes. But let's be traditional, and learn how to calculate age from DOB in years first. Basic Excel formula ...
Does anyone know if there is a formula that will show an employee's Current Age (as of TODAY) OR if there is a Date of Death present, what the Age was when they deceased? I seem to only know how to calculate one or the other (like: Current age or DOD age), but I need the ...
The simplest and most accurate formula to calculate age in Excel is =DATEDIF(birth_date,as_of_date,"y"). This returns the number of years rounded down. Other methods, such as =INT((end-start)/365.25) or =INT(YEARFRAC(start,end)) are not 100% correct. See below for examples and an...
agecelldobformulafunction Replies: 5 Forum:Excel Questions L I need with my friend My friend have today() in one cell. second column put birthday mm/dd/yy. Third column have future how year. fourth column is how old he will be in future age here link to get the file https://1drv....
Method 1 – Using the Excel DATEDIF Function to Calculate Age in Years and Months Steps: Select cellD5. Enter the following formula: =DATEDIF(C5,$C$14,"y")&" Years "&DATEDIF(C5,$C$14,"ym")&" Months " Here, in theDATEDIFfunction, we selected cellC5asstart_date, and cellC14asend...
DATEDIF(date of birth, TODAY(), "y") In this example, the DOB is in cell B2, and you reference this cell in your age formula: =DATEDIF(B2, TODAY(), "y") No additional rounding function is needed in this case because a DATEDIF formula with the "y" unit calculates the number of ...
I found this formula =DATEDIF((1/1/2024),[Date de naissance],"Y") Where "date de naissance" refers to the DOB column. It calculates, but it isn't calculating correctly. For a DOB of 01/07/2002, it's giving 102 years. I tried inversing the DOB to see if it would work but...
@Harun24HRthank you so much for your reply!!! I’m out away from the file, but I will get back to you once I can to let you know my excitement!!! Cheers! A slightly different interpretation of your requirement = DATEDIF(dob, today, LEFT(setting,1))...