yearfrac

I'm using a 2010 version of Excel (Don't judge!) and it does not have DATEIF as one of its functions. I know that I use: =INT(YEARFRAC(D2,TODAY()))&" years," ...to calculate the years, but how do I add the number of months?

Apologies if some iteration of this question has already been asked, but I wasn't able to find an exact analogue to my situation. I'd like to create a formula that calculates compound interest on a note based on user inputs for: (i) principal, (ii) annual interest rate, (iii) interest accrual...

Hi all, I'm using the YEARFRAC function to calculate the fraction of the year worked. Based on 13/5/2019 - 31/07/2019 the function returns <colgroup><col width="93" style="width: 70pt; mso-width-source: userset; mso-width-alt: 3401;"> <tbody> 0.2166666667. </tbody> However based on...

Using Excel 2016. Create an excel table with 3 columns: date1 date2 year_frac Add one row to the table. In the date columns, put any dates Format the table using the "Format as Table" feature. in the year_frac column enter this formula: =YEARFRAC([date1],[date2]) The formula appears to work...

<tbody> A B C Yearfrac formula output 11/10/2012 12/30/2015 Yearfrac(A,C,1) 3.1348391513 11/10/2012 11/10/2015 12/30/2015 Yearfrac(A,B,1)+Yearfrac(B,C,1) 3.1349329133 </tbody> the date is in mm/dd/yyyy format Anyone know why the outputs is different? it happen when there is leap year...