In another cell in row 2, enter the formula =DATEDIF(D2,DATE(2022,8,22),"Y")&" year(s), "&DATEDIF(D2,DATE(2022,8,22),"YM")&" month(s)" Fill or copy down.
The formula in D1 is =LET(startdate, B2, enddate, B3, firstofmonth, startdate-DAY(startdate)+1, monthstart, EDATE(firstofmonth, SEQUENCE(, DATEDIF(firstofmonth, enddate, "M")+1, 0)), startdates, IF(monthstart<startdate, startdate, monthstart), monthend, EOMONTH(startdat...
Meaning: Numeric values aren't valid, or an iteration function can't find a result, or the formula result is a number that's too large or small to be shown.Troubleshooting Info: #NUM! HelpExample: The DATEDIF formula in cell D4 returns the #NUM! error because the end date is earlier...
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HI all I have a column called LOA Signature date and another one call Signed Date.I am trying to find a formula that calculates the difference in months...
Hello Excel Community, I am having trouble with this Datedif-formula.I want Excel to count the difference in months between two dates.This does work,...
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My goal is to show the current percentage of progress between start and end dates. Using the formula below works great, except I get the #NUM! error when a date is greater than today (line 2 in snapshot). =MIN((DATEDIF(E14, TODAY(),"d")+1)/(DATEDIF(E14, F14, "d"...
Sabby02 =CONCATENATE("months"," ",DATEDIF(A2,TODAY(),"m")-DATEDIF(A2,TODAY(),"y")*12," ","years"," ",DATEDIF(A2,TODAY(),"y")) I'd apply this formula.