In this Excel video tutorial, we are going to learn how to calculate How Many Days There Are in the Month in the Excel spreadsheet.

How to know the number of days in a month in Excel. How to calculate the total days of a month in Excel spreadsheet. How to calculate the number of days a date has.

In this free Excel tutorial, we will learn how to solve this problem in Excel. And for that, we're going to use three functions. The first is the DAY function. The second function is the EOMONTH function. The third function is the TODAY function. In this way, we can calculate the number of days that a date has in Excel.

This problem arose when I needed to know from the total budget, what would be the daily budget available for the company. However, to know the available daily budget I first need to know the number of days in a month, but the number of days in the month varies from month to month. This way, I cannot manually enter the number of days in a month, but I need to automate this task through a formula in Excel or a function in Excel.

The TODAY formula in Excel returns today's date, returns the current date. So, if you open your spreadsheet 5 years from now, the today function will be showing you the current date, the date updated according to your computer's date, operating system. That is, the today function always returns the current date of your today.

The formula fimmes returns from an initial date, the final date of that same month. So, for example, if I type 01/01/2024 and use the EOMonth function, the EOmonth formula will return 01/31/2024 as result to me because it will be the last day of that same month and that same year of the selected date.

The DAY formula in Excel returns me just the day of a date. That is, from a date that you already have in your Excel spreadsheet, you can extract only the day and exclude the month and exclude the year. For example, 01/03/2024, the DAY function will extract only the number 01, which is the day of the selected date from the reference date.

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