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Formula for length of time since date, continuously keeping up t
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Tue 13 Aug 2024, 10:08Delegate Kayla said...
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Formula for length of time since date, continuously keeping up t
I am currently trying to create the formula for working out the length of service for each employee, with their start date in one column and the length of the service in the next. I remember that the formula had to have TODAY to ensure it continuously updates when you open it, but cannot work the formula out! Could someone please help :)
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