How to Calculate Days to Expiry in Excel Using DATEDIF Function

Learn how to use the DATEDIF function in Excel to calculate days until expiration easily.

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To calculate days to expiry in Excel, use the formula: `=DATEDIF(TODAY(), expiration_date, "D")`. Replace expiration_date with the cell reference containing the date. Example: `=DATEDIF(TODAY(), B2, "D")` will give the number of days until the date in cell B2.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What does the DATEDIF function do in Excel? The DATEDIF function calculates the difference between two dates in specified units (days, months, years).
  2. How can I calculate the difference between two dates in Excel? You can use the DATEDIF function or the subtraction method between two date cells.
  3. Can I use DATEDIF for future dates? Yes, DATEDIF can be used to calculate the difference between a current date and a future date.
  4. What format should I use for the expiration date in Excel? Ensure the expiration date is in date format recognized by Excel to avoid calculation errors.