This is the function I used and it work =YEAR(A1)-YEAR(B1), A1 is today B1 is the date in the future or past. The problem is that I want to round up year and months.
This is the exaple: https://imgur.com/a/BnTfunj .
The answer that I am looking for is 2.2(2 years and 2 months).
I think the problem is with the formatting.
Best Answer
This is the formula
The logic is:
1 - Calculate the difference in years.
2 - Calculate the difference in months, then divide by 12 (round to one decimal).
3 - Add the years and months together.
This works with dates >12 months, as well as dates <12 months, and even dates within the same year.
This screenshot shows the result of decimalisation of months.
