In this example, the goal is to split a text string at the underscore("_") character with a formula. Notice the location of the underscore is different in each row. This means the formula needs to locate the position of the underscore character first...Read more
The DATEDIF function calculates the difference between two dates in years, months, or days. The result is always a whole number, because DATEDIF rounds down to the last complete interval. The desired interval is controlled by the unit argument, which supports six text codes as...Read more
Excel's DATEDIF function is widely used for calculating the difference between two dates in years, months, or days, but it will silently return buggy results in specific cases. DATEDIF2 is a custom LAMBDA function that replaces DATEDIF with reliable date arithmetic. This article explains...Read more
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