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punkrawk_99
I am currently using the formula =DATEDIF(J5,TODAY(),"y")&" years
"&DATEDIF(J5,TODAY(),"ym")&" months "&DATEDIF(J5,TODAY(),"md")&" days" to
calculate the length of time I have a cigar in a humidor. The start date is
in column J and the age displays in column K. What do I need to add so that
when I put an end date in column L (the date the cigar is smoked), the age
displays just the length of time between the dates?
"&DATEDIF(J5,TODAY(),"ym")&" months "&DATEDIF(J5,TODAY(),"md")&" days" to
calculate the length of time I have a cigar in a humidor. The start date is
in column J and the age displays in column K. What do I need to add so that
when I put an end date in column L (the date the cigar is smoked), the age
displays just the length of time between the dates?