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I have put together a schedule, so that every column has a formula to where
each column adds 1 day to the previous. It all works well, until I have a Saturday and Sunday. I have a 30 column spreadsheet and when I enter the starting date, I want the days to change with the formula, except I need it to skip Sat and Sun. I know I can do it individually, cell by cell, but that just takes forever. Is there any formula I can enter that will make this schedule not count Saturdays and Sundays? |
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Try this, assuming A1 is your starting date:
=IF(WEEKDAY(A1)=6,A1+3,A1+1) HTH, Elkar "72malibu" wrote: I have put together a schedule, so that every column has a formula to where each column adds 1 day to the previous. It all works well, until I have a Saturday and Sunday. I have a 30 column spreadsheet and when I enter the starting date, I want the days to change with the formula, except I need it to skip Sat and Sun. I know I can do it individually, cell by cell, but that just takes forever. Is there any formula I can enter that will make this schedule not count Saturdays and Sundays? |
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=WORKDAY(A1,1)
WORKDAY is an Analysis Toolpak function, so this needs to be installed. -- --- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "72malibu" wrote in message ... I have put together a schedule, so that every column has a formula to where each column adds 1 day to the previous. It all works well, until I have a Saturday and Sunday. I have a 30 column spreadsheet and when I enter the starting date, I want the days to change with the formula, except I need it to skip Sat and Sun. I know I can do it individually, cell by cell, but that just takes forever. Is there any formula I can enter that will make this schedule not count Saturdays and Sundays? |
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How and where would i go about downloading this?
"Bob Phillips" wrote: =WORKDAY(A1,1) WORKDAY is an Analysis Toolpak function, so this needs to be installed. -- --- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "72malibu" wrote in message ... I have put together a schedule, so that every column has a formula to where each column adds 1 day to the previous. It all works well, until I have a Saturday and Sunday. I have a 30 column spreadsheet and when I enter the starting date, I want the days to change with the formula, except I need it to skip Sat and Sun. I know I can do it individually, cell by cell, but that just takes forever. Is there any formula I can enter that will make this schedule not count Saturdays and Sundays? |
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Thanks Bob, I have installed this function. Now what? Thanks.
"Bob Phillips" wrote: =WORKDAY(A1,1) WORKDAY is an Analysis Toolpak function, so this needs to be installed. -- --- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "72malibu" wrote in message ... I have put together a schedule, so that every column has a formula to where each column adds 1 day to the previous. It all works well, until I have a Saturday and Sunday. I have a 30 column spreadsheet and when I enter the starting date, I want the days to change with the formula, except I need it to skip Sat and Sun. I know I can do it individually, cell by cell, but that just takes forever. Is there any formula I can enter that will make this schedule not count Saturdays and Sundays? |
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Go to ToolsAddins and check the Analsyis Toolpak item , then the formula
should work. -- --- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "72malibu" wrote in message ... Thanks Bob, I have installed this function. Now what? Thanks. "Bob Phillips" wrote: =WORKDAY(A1,1) WORKDAY is an Analysis Toolpak function, so this needs to be installed. -- --- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "72malibu" wrote in message ... I have put together a schedule, so that every column has a formula to where each column adds 1 day to the previous. It all works well, until I have a Saturday and Sunday. I have a 30 column spreadsheet and when I enter the starting date, I want the days to change with the formula, except I need it to skip Sat and Sun. I know I can do it individually, cell by cell, but that just takes forever. Is there any formula I can enter that will make this schedule not count Saturdays and Sundays? |
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Right. I downloaded the addin, but i still cannot figure out how to add in
that formula. If you have time, please fill me in. If not, thanks for the info you have shared. "Bob Phillips" wrote: Go to ToolsAddins and check the Analsyis Toolpak item , then the formula should work. -- --- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "72malibu" wrote in message ... Thanks Bob, I have installed this function. Now what? Thanks. "Bob Phillips" wrote: =WORKDAY(A1,1) WORKDAY is an Analysis Toolpak function, so this needs to be installed. -- --- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "72malibu" wrote in message ... I have put together a schedule, so that every column has a formula to where each column adds 1 day to the previous. It all works well, until I have a Saturday and Sunday. I have a 30 column spreadsheet and when I enter the starting date, I want the days to change with the formula, except I need it to skip Sat and Sun. I know I can do it individually, cell by cell, but that just takes forever. Is there any formula I can enter that will make this schedule not count Saturdays and Sundays? |
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In your schedule, just put your start date in the first cell of the
schedule, lets say D2 for this exercise. Then in the second day cell, add the formula =WORKDAY(D2,1) and just copy it down to all of the other days in the schedule. -- --- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "72malibu" wrote in message ... Right. I downloaded the addin, but i still cannot figure out how to add in that formula. If you have time, please fill me in. If not, thanks for the info you have shared. "Bob Phillips" wrote: Go to ToolsAddins and check the Analsyis Toolpak item , then the formula should work. -- --- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "72malibu" wrote in message ... Thanks Bob, I have installed this function. Now what? Thanks. "Bob Phillips" wrote: =WORKDAY(A1,1) WORKDAY is an Analysis Toolpak function, so this needs to be installed. -- --- HTH Bob (there's no email, no snail mail, but somewhere should be gmail in my addy) "72malibu" wrote in message ... I have put together a schedule, so that every column has a formula to where each column adds 1 day to the previous. It all works well, until I have a Saturday and Sunday. I have a 30 column spreadsheet and when I enter the starting date, I want the days to change with the formula, except I need it to skip Sat and Sun. I know I can do it individually, cell by cell, but that just takes forever. Is there any formula I can enter that will make this schedule not count Saturdays and Sundays? |
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