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    Re: Convert alpha-numeric code to date

    Hi Buchu,

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    3/28/2008	June 2012	50
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    39535	41061	=(K12-J12)*12/365
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    Re: Convert alpha-numeric code to date

    Quote Originally Posted by xladept View Post
    Hi Buchu,

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    3/28/2008	June 2012	50
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    39535	41061	=(K12-J12)*12/365
    Does this work for you?
    Hi,

    Yes thats works thanks! I also discoverd the "DATEDIF" function

    =DATEDIF(A1,A2,"m")

    This function will subtract the two dates - you can have the result in days "d", months "m" or years "y". Try it out on your birthday to today's date to see how many months or days old you are. LOL!

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