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markster

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Hope this makes sense! I work for an organisation which gives grants. We always label awards with the date that they were agreed at committee i.e 1st February 2002. I want to set up a column where it automatically works out the months/days that have elapsed since the award was made but linked to the current days date so whenever I open it it always works out from that days date of award. Any help anyone could give me would be much appreciated.
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