Formula? Ongoing count of days from a date

rentonhighlands

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
Hello:
I add a date say 3/2/18 in Cell A1. In cell A2 I want that cell to be a ongoing counter of calendar days from date 3/2/18. Is there a formula I can use?
 

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Days don't pass in Excel but if you mean that when you drag the formula down it will add 1 to the cell above it and since the cells will have dates it will increment the dates by one day then yes that is what it will do.
 
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