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    • KevinR1335's avatar
      KevinR1335
      Copper Contributor
      Didn't work...2E is an established date, whilst 2F is todays date. need numbers of days between these two cells. Thanks...
      • OliverScheurich's avatar
        OliverScheurich
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        KevinR1335 

        =DATEDIF(E2;F2;"d")-1

        You can subtract one day to return the number of days between the two dates. Depending on your version of Excel you might have to replace "; " by ", ":

        =DATEDIF(E2,F2,"d")-1

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