Difference between two ages

andypandypoo

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Firstly thank you so much for the response to my first issue... now i'm over that hurdle I've hit another wall.

I am trying to calculate the difference between chronological age and reading age.... I have a formula (pic 1) but when the reading age ends up being an age without a month value it throws out an error message.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

A frustrated primary school teacher Mr G
 

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What are the ages meant to represent?
Your formula is treating 6.2 as 6 years 2 months, but at the same time it treats 9.09 as 9 years 9 months. They both can't be right. :unsure:
 
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What are the ages meant to represent?
Your formula is treating 6.2 as 6 years 2 months, but at the same time it treats 9.09 as 9 years 9 months. They both can't be right. :unsure:
ah well spotted - it should be 6.02 and 9.09.
This is the formula I have used to calculate the age:
 

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Hi AndyPandyPoo,

I'm not sure of the math but it seems you're treating numeric as text. Is this the desired result?

AndyPandyPoo.xlsx
EFGHIJKLM
6Chron AgeReading AgeDif
77.07.088
86.29.0943
96.412.0876
106.29.0034
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
M7:M10M7=(INT(L7)*12+((L7-INT(L7))*100)-(INT(E7)*12+((E7-INT(E7))*10)))
 
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