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I figured it out. I was using the correct formula and it was actually doing
what I wanted. Like I told Lurker111, I'm an idiot. Must be because it's a couple of hours before the holiday begins... Thanks for your response. Rachel "Dave O" wrote: The WORKDAY function returns the first weekday date that is the specified number of days from your start date. When your start date is in the middle of the week, your formula returns the next day- when that day is a weekday. The August and October dates are on a weekend or a Friday, so they don't return the next day, they return the next soonest weekday- that's what the WORKDAY function does. If you would like to return the next day's date, regardless of weekday/weekend, you can simply use =A5+1 for example. What are you trying to do? It may be a matter of using another formula. |
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