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Using the Top Secret DATEDIF Function in Excel

Using the Top Secret DATEDIF Function in Excel

October 18, 2022 Aidan Doran Excel

Microsoft Excel Tips and Tricks

Learn how to use this hidden function to quickly calculate the difference between two dates, in days, months, or years

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