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Wed 5 Dec 2012, 16:24Delegate Michaela said...
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how to calculate exact number of days. "Days360" only refers to 12 months with 30 days. If the formula is changed to "Days365" the formula does not work.
Wed 5 Dec 2012, 20:58Trainer Gary said...
RE: Excel
Hi Michaela
Thanks for getting in touch. Counting with dates is quite straightforward; subtract one date from another. So if your end date is in cell A1 and start date is in cell B1, in C1 you can find out the difference with:
=A1-B1
If you need to find out only the week days, you can use:
=NETWORKDAYS(A1,B1)
I hope this helps.
Kind regards
Gary Fenn
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