>>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
>>>
>Thanks, this works.
>
>I had to remove the equal sign.
There is a simpler way I just tried and works... do not use datedif :)
= "2017/03/17" - TODAY() => -300
=TODAY() - "2017/03/17" => 300
You just need to remember to format the cell as number.
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