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Syntax:

DAYSP(StartDate, EndDate)

Description:

Compatibility function for older PlanMaker documents.

This function has been replaced by the DAYS function. (Please note that DAYS expects its parameters in reversed order.)

See the notes below.

Note:

DAYSP is merely a compatibility function. When you open a document created with PlanMaker 2012 or earlier, all occurrences of the DAYS function are automatically converted into DAYSP. Reason: In PlanMaker 2016, the parameter order of the DAYS function was swapped.

For new documents, it is recommended to use the Excel 2013 compatible function DAYS instead, which is identical – except for the order of its parameters:

DAYS(EndDate, StartDate) equals

DAYSP(StartDate, EndDate)

For more information, see DAYS.

Compatibility notes:

This function is not supported by Microsoft Excel. If you save a document in Excel format, all calculations using this function will be replaced by their last result as a fixed value.

Example:

DAYSP("01/01/2018", "01/14/2018") returns 13

If cell A1 contains the date value 01/01/2018 and cell A2 contains the date value 01/14/2018:

DAYSP(A1, A2) returns 13

See also:

DAYS, DATEDIF, NETWORKDAYS, DAYS360, TIMEDIFF