Through a calculation, I get an amount of time in years (ex. 1.31
years). How would I convert that number to years/months/days based on
a 360 day year?

Thanks!
Corey

Also, for our purposes, a month is always 30 days.

Just multiply your result by 360?

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Bob Phillips

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Look in HELP for the DAYS360() function

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Niek Otten

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One way:

=INT(A1) & " years, " & INT(MOD(A1,1)*12) & " months, " &
MOD(A1*360,30) & " days"


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> Through a calculation, I get an amount of time in years (ex. 1.31
> years). How would I convert that number to years/months/days based on
> a 360 day year?