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kskaug1

Excel formula where I can add business days (date)
 
Do you know of a formula in Excel where I can say add 3 working days
(excluding holidays & weekends) to todays date and give me the new date?

Ex:
Place order today 9/1/06
It will be available in 3 business days, which is 9/7/06




Toppers

Excel formula where I can add business days (date)
 
look at WORKDAY function.

"kskaug1" wrote:

Do you know of a formula in Excel where I can say add 3 working days
(excluding holidays & weekends) to todays date and give me the new date?

Ex:
Place order today 9/1/06
It will be available in 3 business days, which is 9/7/06




kskaug1

Excel formula where I can add business days (date)
 
How do I set-up the formula using the WORKDAY function? Thanks!

"Toppers" wrote:

look at WORKDAY function.

"kskaug1" wrote:

Do you know of a formula in Excel where I can say add 3 working days
(excluding holidays & weekends) to todays date and give me the new date?

Ex:
Place order today 9/1/06
It will be available in 3 business days, which is 9/7/06




Biff

Excel formula where I can add business days (date)
 
Hi!

Try this:

=WORKDAY(A1,3,holidays)

Holidays is a list of holiday dates that you want to exclude from the
calculation. List those dates in a range of cells somewhere then include
that range as the third argument:

=WORKDAY(A1,3,B1:B10)

Format the cell as DATE.

The WORKDAY function requires that the Analysis ToolPak add-in be installed.

Biff

"kskaug1" wrote in message
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Do you know of a formula in Excel where I can say add 3 working days
(excluding holidays & weekends) to today's date and give me the new date?

Ex:
Place order today 9/1/06
It will be available in 3 business days, which is 9/7/06







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