1. If we want his age in whole number years only, e.g. 40
years, then we can use this formula: =YEAR(TODAY())-YEAR(A1) 2. If we want his
age in whole numbers and a fraction of a year, e.g. 40.5 years, then we can use
this formula: =(TODAY()-A1)/365.25 3. If we want his age in years and months,
then we can use a formula like this one: =INT((TODAY()-A1)/365.25) & ”
years and ” & INT(MOD((TODAY()-A1)/365.25;1)*12) & ” months”The output
of this formula will be as follows: 40 years and 2 months. 4. If we want to
extend the previous formula to include days, then we can use a complex formula
like this one: =INT((TODAY()-A1)/365.25) & ” years , ” &
INT(MOD((TODAY()-A1)/365.25;1)*12) & ” months and ” &
INT(MOD((TODAY()-A1)/30.4375;1)*30.4375) & ” days”The output of this
formula will be as follows: 40 years, 2 months and 18 days. - See more at:
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