>I have this formula:
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>=DATEDIF("2017/11/05","2018/01/10","d")*20
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>Now, I would like the second date to be =TODAY(), but I do not think that syntax is supported.
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>Anyone would know how to insert a recognition for today for the second date?
Either TODAY() or NOW() will work, provided that they are in the right order, that is the second date should always be greater or equal than the first one, weird...
=DATEDIF("2019/01/15", "2018/03/17", "d") => #NUM
=DATEDIF("2018/01/15", "2018/03/17", "d") => 61
=DATEDIF(TODAY(), "2018/03/17", "d") => 65
=DATEDIF(TODAY(), "2017/03/17", "d") => #NUM
=DATEDIF("2017/03/17", TODAY(), "d") => 300
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