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How to Extract Day, Month and Year from Date in Excel

Excel provides three different functions to extract a day, month, and year from date. The following is an explanation of each function to extract each value. Extract Day from Date in Excel The formula =DAY(A2) The result If you want to extract the day from the …
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How to add days, weeks, months, years to date in Excel

How to Add Days, Weeks, Months and Years to a Date in Excel

How to add DAYS to a date in Excel Excel stores date value in integer number, to find out n days after a date, add the date and number of days. The Result The formula in cell B2 adds a date in cell A2 with number …
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How to Separate Date and Time in Excel

How to Separate Date and Time in Excel

The date and time value can be written in one cell but can be separated. There are several ways to separate them. For example, there are date and time values as shown below with various formats. How to separate date and time in excel? Using INT …
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Excel DAY Function

Excel DAY Function

What is the Excel DAY Function? The DAY function returns integer numbers between 1 to 31 as the day of the months. Use the DAY function to extract a day number from a date. DAY Syntax DAY(serial_number) serial_number, required, a valid Excel date in serial number …
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