Some of my fave Excel Date Functions. Some old, some new; all designed to help track the passage of time.
Date Functions:
| EOMONTH returns the last day of the month |
EOMONTH ( start_date , month ) |
| EDATE returns the date x number of months before/after a given date |
EDATE ( start_date , months ) |
| NETWORKDAYS calculates the number of working days (see also NETWORKDAYS.INTL) |
NETWORKDAYS ( start_date , end_date , [holidays] ) |
| TODAY returns the current date |
TODAY( ) |
| WEEKNUM returns serial number for a given week |
WEEKNUM ( date , [week_start] ) |
| WORKDAY calculates the next valid work day (see also WORKDAY.INTL) |
WORKDAY( start_date, days, [holidays] )
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| YEARFRAC returns the date as a fraction of the year |
YEARFRAC ( start_date , end_date , [basis]) |
Cheers!
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Additional reading:
- Calc working days with NETWORKDAYS and NETWORKDAYS.INTL
- Hidden Excel: Find Date Differences with DATEDIF
- Excel Data Consolidation
- More Excel Tips
Comments and questions are always welcome!
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