Hello,
Can you please help me with an info?
Is there any formula that can be used to calculate the age if we have the date of birth?
Thanks
Hi @algrigore!
You can make formula "(Today Date - Birthday)/365"
hi @algrigore ,
You will need one more line item to hold current date and the third line item which will be number formatted and formula which will be "(Current date - Date of birth)/365 "which will give you age in years.
Abhay
Yes, there is currently no formula that returns the current day. The community has an idea about this, you can support it.In practice, we are doing an integration that loads the current date into the desired cell every day.
If the accuracy of the calculation is not so important to you and there is no way to load the date, a good solution would be to use the formula from Chris below (with YEAR).
Hey, @AntonMineev
Thanks, there is a formula also for the current date ?or I need to import some data?
@algrigore
How about =YEAR(Today) - YEAR(Birthday)
Its a little simpler than the solution offered.
@ChrisAHeathcote
I think it will not give half years or any fraction like 4.6, 7.5 I am not sure, definitely it can be used to get result in integer value only.
@abhay.kanik
Yes, you are right.
The solution will only provide whole numbers.
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