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When the =DAYS() formula is used in Spreadsheet the result has the opposite sign compared to Excel. For example, if the result in Excel is 100, the result with the same dates in Spreadsheet is -100. If the result in Excel is -100, the result in Spreadsheet is 100.
Reproduction of the problem
Open the Dojo example. The formula used in C1 is =DAYS(A1, B1). The result is 365.
The same dates and formula are used in the linked Excel file DaysFormula.xlsx
The result is -365
Current behavior
The DAYS formula in Spreadsheet gives a result with an opposite sign compared to Excel when the same dates are used.
Expected/desired behavior
The result of the DAYS formula should be the same as Excel.
Environment
Kendo UI version: 2021.3.1207
Browser: [all ]
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Bug report
When the =DAYS() formula is used in Spreadsheet the result has the opposite sign compared to Excel. For example, if the result in Excel is 100, the result with the same dates in Spreadsheet is -100. If the result in Excel is -100, the result in Spreadsheet is 100.
Reproduction of the problem
DaysFormula.xlsx
The result is -365
Current behavior
The DAYS formula in Spreadsheet gives a result with an opposite sign compared to Excel when the same dates are used.
Expected/desired behavior
The result of the DAYS formula should be the same as Excel.
Environment
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: