Hi

Use combination of Eyear, Emonth & Edate to get differential Year, Month date 
value.

Hope it works since I have not tested.

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From: MRafique Ujjan <imrafiqu...@gmail.com>
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Date: Mon, 26 Nov 2012 03:18:51 
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Subject: $$Excel-Macros$$ How to calculate Joining Date from a given job 
period!!!

Dear All Excel Experts:

I am having a following problem.

I am given only total working days of an employee like 2 years 5 months & 
13 days
Now i am asked to calculate joining date of each employee.

Therefore, i need your help in this regard I hope u will help me as this 
group helped me earlier. For any clarification please feel free to ask me. 

Thanks in advance

Muhammad Rafique Ujjan 

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