hi community

how can i convert total 790 days into years, months, days

thanks community for the guidance


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oldLearner57

Assuming you're measuring from today's date as a baseline, and the value of
790 is located in cell A2, formula is:

=DATEDIF(TODAY(),TODAY()+A2,"y")&" years "&
DATEDIF(TODAY(),TODAY()+A2,"ym")&" months
"&DATEDIF(TODAY(),TODAY()+A2,"md")&" days"
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Best Regards,

Luke M
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"oldLearner57" wrote:

> hi community
>
> how can i convert total 790 days into years, months, days
>
> thanks community for the guidance
>
>
> --
> oldLearner57

That would really depend upon which date is yoru start. If you start in
February, your days would be different than if you start in March.

If you want to start from 1/1/1900 (Default start date in Excel), you can
just enter =YEAR(A1)-1900
=MONTH(A2)
=DAY(A2)

If you want from today, then

=YEAR(TODAY()+A1)
=MONTH(TODAY()+A1)
=DAY(TODAY()+A1)

"oldLearner57" wrote:

> hi community
>
> how can i convert total 790 days into years, months, days
>
> thanks community for the guidance
>
>
> --
> oldLearner57

hi Luke M

10s! it works fine.

grateful to your guidance
&
thanks! community as well
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oldLearner57


"Luke M" wrote:

> Assuming you're measuring from today's date as a baseline, and the value of
> 790 is located in cell A2, formula is:
>
> =DATEDIF(TODAY(),TODAY()+A2,"y")&" years "&
> DATEDIF(TODAY(),TODAY()+A2,"ym")&" months
> "&DATEDIF(TODAY(),TODAY()+A2,"md")&" days"
> --
> Best Regards,
>
> Luke M
> *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!*
>
>
> "oldLearner57" wrote:
>
> > hi community
> >
> > how can i convert total 790 days into years, months, days
> >
> > thanks community for the guidance
> >
> >
> > --
> > oldLearner57

Hi Sean Timmons

it works fine, 10s! for your guidance

10s! community as well


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oldLearner57


"Sean Timmons" wrote:

> That would really depend upon which date is yoru start. If you start in
> February, your days would be different than if you start in March.
>
> If you want to start from 1/1/1900 (Default start date in Excel), you can
> just enter =YEAR(A1)-1900
> =MONTH(A2)
> =DAY(A2)
>
> If you want from today, then
>
> =YEAR(TODAY()+A1)
> =MONTH(TODAY()+A1)
> =DAY(TODAY()+A1)
>
> "oldLearner57" wrote:
>
> > hi community
> >
> > how can i convert total 790 days into years, months, days
> >
> > thanks community for the guidance
> >
> >
> > --
> > oldLearner57