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I am trying to figure out how to make my simple formula (=TODAY()-I2) return a year, i.e. if the days are 0-365 it would return a 1, 366-730 it would return 2, etc. Any help would be greatly appreciate...I am fairly well lost in most excel functions
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If TODAY()-I2 is positive then
=CEILING((TODAY()-I1)/365,1) |
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Thanks for the help, I have two follow up questions, did your formula mean to say I2, not I1? also, how would I continue the number for each consecutive year? These will end up going out to a 5 year range.
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WooHoo, forget my follow up questions, your formula worked perfectly and as written it automatically determined the correct cycle.
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Yes, I should have written I2 instead of I1 in the formula.
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