DATEDIF Function – Google Sheets
Learn how to use the DATEDIF function to find the number of years, months, or days between two dates.
Learn how to use the DATEDIF function to find the number of years, months, or days between two dates.
The ISOWEEKNUM function accepts a date and returns the ISO week number (1 through 54) of that date. The date must be in a valid format, so you must use the DATE function, wrap it in quotes, or use a cell reference to a cell containing a date. An ISO week starts on Monday. The … Read more
The WEEKDAY function accepts a date and returns the number for the day of the week. The date must be in a valid format, so you have to use the DATE function, wrap it in quotes, or use a cell reference to a cell containing a date. If your days, months, and years are in … Read more
The WEEKNUM function accepts a date and returns the week number (1 through 54) of that date. The date must be in a valid format, so you have to use the DATE function, wrap it in quotes, or use a cell reference to a date. If your days, months, and years are in different cells, … Read more
Convert a month, day, and year to a date.