Days365?

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Is there an add-on with a Days365 function similar to Days360 that would
find a difference between two dates based on a 365 day year? Or is
there a way to construct one from scratch myself and add it to Excel?

Thank you,
Ilya
 
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J.E. McGimpsey

Since XL dates are just integral offsets from a base date (31Dec1899
for windows default), you can use regular math functions:

A1: 15 Oct 2003
A2: 30 Oct 2003
A3: = A2 - A1 ====> 15

You may need to reformat A3, as XL's parser mistakenly thinks that
subtracting a date from another date should return a date.
 

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