The current date is returned by this method. (In Excel, a serial number represents a certain date.)
Syntax:
=TODAY ()
There are no parameters for this function, but it does require empty parenthesis. This function can be used to determine a person’s age in years like this. =YEAR( TODAY())-1980 =YEAR( TODAY())-1980 =YEAR( TODAY())-19 To find the current year, this formula takes the TODAY function as an argument in the YEAR function, then subtracts 1980 to get the difference in years.
TODAY is a volatile function that can cause spreadsheet performance issues.
TODAY shows the current date but not the time. Use NOW to make a date with the current time.
Rather than remaining at the date when the spreadsheet was first input,
TODAY will always represent the current date when the spreadsheet was last recalculated.
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