Today function is applied in the cell “J8”. In the below-mentioned example, Birthdate is mentioned in cell G8 & today’s date is in cell H8. With the help of today function, we can find out Age by subtracting the birth date from the current date. To calculate the person’s current age, the Today function alone can be used, or the Today function can be merged or integrated with YEARFRAC, INT & DATEDIF functions.Ī) TODAY Function – To Find out Age Using Date of Birth In the below-mentioned example, if the person’s date of birth is mentioned, we can easily find out the person’s current age with the help of TODAY Function. It returns the value 6, the corresponding today’s day of the week. =WEEKDAY(TODAY()) formula is used in cell “C26”. The WEEKDAY function is used along with the today function to check the day of the week. Let’s look at how the WEEKDAY function and the TODAY function work in Excel. ![]() Weekday function by default if the day is Sunday, it returns 1. It will return a number between 1 to 7, which results in a particular day of that week. In general, as we input the weekday function, It Returns the day of the week corresponding to a date. Returns the current day of the month (1 – 31) the current day of a month is the 15 th day therefore, it results or returns the output value 16.ĭ) Today function is used along with the weekday function to find out the current week =DAY(TODAY()) formula is used in cell “C17”. =YEAR(TODAY()) formula is used in cell “C23”.Ĭ) Today function is used along with Day function to find out the current day Returns the current month of the year (1 – 12) the current month is November therefore, it results or returns the output value 11.ī) Today function is used along with the year function to find out the current year =MONTH(TODAY()) formula is used in cell “C20”. Today function is also used with other functions such as a day, month, year & weekday function.Ī) Today function is used along with the month function to find out the current month number Therefore, we can simply add +7 to return an output. The dates in Excel are stored as numbers. ![]() In the backend, here =TODAY()+B13 formula adds 7 days to today’s date. Here either cell reference(B13) or +7 is used along with today function. To add 7 days or weeks to the current date, need to enter the following formula in a cell: Here, no need to input any arguments it is used as or with empty parenthesis. ![]() =Today() function returns today’s date i.e. A pop up appears saying, “this function takes no arguments”.
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