DateDif Example
- Sheet 1: Practice Example to use with the step-by-step guide
- Sheet 2: RE Financial Modeling Example
Frequently Asked Questions about the DateDif Example Workbook
What does the DateDif Example workbook demonstrate?
The workbook demonstrates how to use the DATEDIF function in Excel through a practice scenario and a real estate financial modeling application.
What is included in Sheet 1 of the workbook?
Sheet 1 includes a practice example designed to be used alongside a step-by-step instructional guide for learning the DATEDIF function.
What is included in Sheet 2 of the workbook?
Sheet 2 provides a real estate financial modeling example that applies the DATEDIF function in a CRE context.
What is the main function used in this workbook?
The main function featured in this workbook is DATEDIF, which calculates the difference between two dates in various units (days, months, years).
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Why is the DATEDIF function useful in real estate financial modeling?
DATEDIF is useful for calculating the duration of leases, loan terms, or investment holding periods with precision in months, years, or days, which is critical in financial modeling.