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I am trying to calculate the total number of days between two dates. The problem is that my copy of Excel 2000 does not list 'DATEDIF' in the function list. When I enter this function, the cell returns an error. eg. DATEDIF(B2,G2,D)
Is there a way to get this function or is there something else wrong? |
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Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Denver, CO
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=DATEDIF(B2,G2,"D") for this rouge, sort of unrecognized / not documented function. You could, however, simply use =G2-B2 and format to general. good luck [ This Message was edited by: IML on 2002-03-04 11:23 ] |
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