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#SPILL! From a Referenced Merged Cell.
Did you try ='Client Info Sheet'!B6 ?
SergeiBaklan THANK YOU. Yes, that worked perfectly. Now I have another question that maybe you can help me with. I have a cell on my spreadsheet that should show someone’s age (it should show either current age or age at death, whichever applies). I am trying to find a formula that would calculate these scenarios. I believe it should be an if/then type statement, because whatever the answer, it should populate this one cell. My spreadsheet currently has one cell with the today’s date (DATE), one for the date of birth (DOB) and a cell which would only be populated if the person is deceased (DOD). So, theoretically the age would be found using combinations of those three cells.
- SergeiBaklanOct 15, 2020Diamond Contributor
That could be
=YEARFRAC(DOB,IF(DOD="",TODAY(),DOD))and apply desired number format to the result.
- Rebecca_L4Oct 15, 2020Copper Contributor
SergeiBaklan Thank you. I'm sorry for the incessant questions, but here's another: I formatted the cells for date, but I still have to type them in with slashes (ex. 10/15/2020), and I don't understand why. I am wondering if there is a custom one that will work like the phone number one. For phone numbers, I just have to type in 10 numbers and it automatically puts them in the correct form of (123) 456-7890.
- PeterBartholomew1Oct 15, 2020Silver Contributor
Sure, Excel will format dates for you just like it formats phone numbers. The number format
[$-en-US]mm/dd/yyyy
will do it. The catch is that you need to enter
44119
(the number of days elapsed since the start of the 1900s)