Excel 2010 I would like a formula to calculate Years of Service as of the Current Year

vickiecroft

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I have a spreadsheet with Employee Information. Column J is Hire Date (formatted as a Date mm/dd/yy). I would like column K to be listed as Years of Service.

I am using Windows 7 & Excel 2010.
 

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How do you deal with partial years? If you just want the number of full years try using DATEDIF, e.g. in K2 copied down

=DATEDIF(J2,TODAY(),"y")

so if J2 is 1/1/2008 that will currently give you 6 but 4/4/2008 will give you 5
 
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