Calculating age from two date fields-Excel 2003

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I'm not sure what section this question should go in.

I need to find if a person was 40 years of age or older (= or >) at his Date
of Hire. I have two columns, Birth Date and Date of Hire.

How would I write a formula to give me this answer?

Thanks in advance
 
T

T. Valko

Try this:

A1 = DOB
B1 = DOH

=DATEDIF(A1,B1,"y")>=40

That will return either TRUE or FALSE

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Biff
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S

s. suganthi

please tell me the way how to calculate the age from 2 dates



VeteranoftheSoftwareCycle wrote:

Calculating age from two date fields-Excel 2003
30-Mar-09

I'm not sure what section this question should go in

I need to find if a person was 40 years of age or older (= or >) at his Date
of Hire. I have two columns, Birth Date and Date of Hire.

How would I write a formula to give me this answer

Thanks in advance

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Calculating age from two date fields-Excel 2003
I'm not sure what section this question should go in

I need to find if a person was 40 years of age or older (= or >) at his Date
of Hire. I have two columns, Birth Date and Date of Hire.

How would I write a formula to give me this answer

Thanks in advance

Re: Calculating age from two date fields-Excel 2003
Try this

A1 = DO
B1 = DO

=DATEDIF(A1,B1,"y")>=4

That will return either TRUE or FALS

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Bif
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