2 Different Formulas - Check Date is Leap Year in Excel (mac & windows)

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Two Simple formulas to Indicate if the date is leap year or not a leap year.

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icedclack
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Thanks for this, you've solved a huge problem for me.

raheemlakhani
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Hi, I'm German and found you becaus of the video you had with Andreas Thehos. Why do you use <=365? Is the =365 not enough? Because if the value is equal 365, it's not a leap year, and if, it is. Don't understand the < in here.

sebastianraddatz
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Hi all, if we have dates (any dates) in the range A1 to A5, for example, can we use this formula, more simple ?? =IF(MOD(YEAR(A1:A5), 4)=0, "LEAP", "NO LEAP"), and if we have only years in the same range (as simple numbers, not as dates) we use =IF(MOD(A1:A5, 4)=0, "LEAP", "NO LEAP")

Excelambda
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Hi Faraz, This is not that simple. Both answers are incorrect with respect to Excel incorrect series of 29/02/1900. Please check.

rajanghadi