Date & Time Functions

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Master 27 Excel date and time functions like TODAY, NOW, DATE, DATEDIF, and NETWORKDAYS with interactive exercises. Manage schedules and calculate durations efficiently.

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Date & Time Functions Foundations

Learn how Excel stores dates and times, how core date functions are grouped, and how to use them in practical worksheet workflows.

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Date Function

Build valid Excel dates from separate year, month, and day values. DATE is one of the safest ways to create reliable dates in formulas.

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Datedif Function

Calculate completed years, months, or days between two dates. DATEDIF is useful when you need full units instead of rough date subtraction.

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Datevalue Function

Convert a date stored as text into a real Excel date value. DATEVALUE is useful when imported dates look correct but still behave like text.

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Day Function

Extract the day of the month from a date. DAY is useful when you need the 1-31 part of a date for recurring logic and date-based checks.

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Days Function

Calculate the number of calendar days between two dates. DAYS is useful when you need a straight day count without removing weekends or holidays.

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Days360 Function

Calculate the difference between two dates using a 360-day year with twelve 30-day months. DAYS360 is mostly used in accounting and finance models that follow that convention.

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Edate Function

Move a date forward or backward by a whole number of months. EDATE is useful for renewals, due dates, anniversaries, and month-based schedules.

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Eomonth Function

Returns the last day of the month before or after a given date.

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Hour Function

Extract the hour component (0-23) from a valid time serial. The essential tool for auditing labor shifts, identifying peak-load traffic, and deconstructing system timestamps in professional enterprise models.

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Interval Function

Formats a total number of seconds as a readable interval string.

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Isoweeknum Function

Returns the ISO 8601 week number for a date, using Monday-based weeks and the ISO week 1 rule.

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Minute Function

Extracts the minute component from a valid Excel time value.

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Month Function

Extracts the month number from a valid Excel date.

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Networkdays Function

Counts the number of working days between two dates, excluding weekends and optional holidays.

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Networkdays.intl Function

Counts working days between two dates using custom weekend rules and optional holidays.

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Now Function

Returns the current date and time as a dynamic Excel date-time value.

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Second Function

Extracts the second component from a valid Excel time value.

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Time Function

Builds a valid Excel time value from separate hour, minute, and second inputs.

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Timevalue Function

Converts a text time into a valid Excel time value.

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Today Function

Returns the current date as a dynamic Excel date value.

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Weekday Function

Returns the day-of-week number for a date.

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Weeknum Function

Returns the week number for a date.

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Workday Function

Returns a workday date before or after a start date, skipping weekends and optional holidays.

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Workday.intl Function

Returns a workday date before or after a start date using custom weekend rules and optional holidays.

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Year Function

Extracts the year number from a valid Excel date.

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Yearfrac Function

Returns the fraction of a year between two dates using a selectable day-count basis.

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