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EXCEL NETWORKDAYS FUNCTION
I am using the networdays function to calculate process times. I was under
the assumption that it compensated for holidays, but it has counted the 4th of July as a regular working day, can anyone tell me why? |
EXCEL NETWORKDAYS FUNCTION
You have to tell the function what holidays are appropriate in your situation.
Not everyone gets July 4th off. You need to enter a range of holidays as the third parameter in the function. For additional information, see Help. -- Regards, Fred "TLAngelo" wrote in message ... I am using the networdays function to calculate process times. I was under the assumption that it compensated for holidays, but it has counted the 4th of July as a regular working day, can anyone tell me why? |
EXCEL NETWORKDAYS FUNCTION
Hi
Networkdays has an optional additional parameter, holidays, to account for this =NETWORKDAYS(Start_date,End_date,holidays) where holidays is either a named range containing the list of holiday dates you want taken in to consideration, or a range of cell references where the data is stored. =NETWORKDAYS(A1,,B1,$H1:$H10) -- Regards Roger Govier "TLAngelo" wrote in message ... I am using the networdays function to calculate process times. I was under the assumption that it compensated for holidays, but it has counted the 4th of July as a regular working day, can anyone tell me why? |
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