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Google Sheets Introduces YEAR Function for Easy Date Manipulation

Say goodbye to complex date formulas. The new YEAR function in Google Sheets makes it easy to extract years from dates for better data organization and trend tracking.

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Google Sheets Introduces YEAR Function for Easy Date Manipulation

Google Sheets users can now easily extract the year from dates, thanks to the newly introduced YEAR function. This feature allows for better data organization and trend tracking over time.

The YEAR function, now available in Google Sheets, simplifies date manipulation. It converts a given date into its numeric year value. For instance, '12/31/2022' becomes 2022. This function supports various date formats, including text dates like 'Dec 31, 2022'.

To use the YEAR function, simply enter '=YEAR(date)' in a cell, replacing 'date' with the cell reference or a date. For example, '=YEAR(A2)' will extract the year from the date in cell A2. The YEAR function can also be combined with other functions for more complex calculations.

The YEAR function in Google Sheets is a powerful tool for data analysis and reporting. It enables users to organize data by year, track trends over time, and generate time-based reports with ease.

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