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When subtracting birthdates, how can I format the resulting number of years to show as 3 digits only when the answer exceeds 99?
eg. 18-Nov-2024 minus 28-Feb-1913
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Solved it ! With results cell formatted as General, this worked .... =DATEDIF(B4,$C$3,"Y").
Thank you for steering me in the right direction.
Formatting that cell as General gives a result of 40806. Any other option?
Format the cell(s) with the formula that calculates the number of years as General.