I need to be able to calculate the first and last days of the year based upon the current date. Can someone help me out?
You don't really need to update anything other than the year right?
=date(year(today()),1,1) is the first day of the year
=date(year(today()),12,31) is the last day of the year
Correct,
Perfect, Thank you!
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