Not 4 days or 2 days, if other methods were used. The problem for DateDif() is clearer when you see this example, the difference between 31 Jan and 28 Feb 2021 (the last day of the month in a non-leap year) showing the number of whole months. DateDif() says there are 28 days ...
DATEDIF function (microsoft.com) is practically in any version of Excel, but it is not shown in list of functions (see comment in above support post). Thus simply type in cell =DATEDIF(... XLOOKUP function (microsoft.com) most probably shall be available on all ch...
As per this unit, the dates will behave like they have been in the same month and year, Exactly like it’s showing the difference in date numerics. For the given example, it provides the difference between days is8. Aswe have learned before, in this function with this unit, only the ...
hi sofie, Doesn't work or you cant find it in the list of available functions? Probably the latter, since DATEDIF is not an official Excel function. It merely exists to be compatible with old Lotus-1-2-3 files. The link below says all about it....
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...
Deleted If TODAY() is March 11, 2022 DATEDIF should return the correct 4 years. If, however, you entered the formula when TODAY() was March 10, 2022 you get 3, as DATEDIF returns the number of whole years. Microsoft warns that DATEDIF is not an official Excel function and that...
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As you have found, DATEDIF is not entirely dependable. In your example, Excel returns 49 for 02/29/2020 since 29 is less than 31. You might use a custom VBA function: Function DDif(StartDate As Date, EndDate As Date, Interval As String) As Long ...
Hello, I'm trying to get average age from date of birth in an Excel sheet (Microsoft 365) and the function to be used is datedif but nothing works, I always get this message. Help! If you use comma as decimal separator, you should use semicolon ; between the arguments of the functio...
No problems with DATEDIF. But I wonder why you want to use that function at all. It's not an official Excel function and exists only for compatibility reasons with older spreadsheet programs (like Lotus-1-2-3).If the earlier date is in A1 and the later date in B1 you can just use:...