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IF statement and Network days
I'm using an IF statement to let me know if a shipment arrived ontime.
However, I'd like it to count only business days - not calendar days. I already have a NETWORKDAYS sheet that lists all the weekends and my holidays so I thought it would be easiest to use that. However, I can't get both the IF & NETWORKDAYS statements to work together. Anyone have an idea??? I'm using MS Excel 2003. thanks, Kim (data examples below) A B C supposed actual to ship ship ontime 1/3/07 1/10/07 2/2/07 1/30/07 1 1/26/07 1/27/07 1 The IF statement that I use in column C (Ontime): =IF(A2<=(B2+2),1,"") |
IF statement and Network days
=IF(NETWORKDAYS(A1,B1)<2,1,"")
"Kim" wrote: I'm using an IF statement to let me know if a shipment arrived ontime. However, I'd like it to count only business days - not calendar days. I already have a NETWORKDAYS sheet that lists all the weekends and my holidays so I thought it would be easiest to use that. However, I can't get both the IF & NETWORKDAYS statements to work together. Anyone have an idea??? I'm using MS Excel 2003. thanks, Kim (data examples below) A B C supposed actual to ship ship ontime 1/3/07 1/10/07 2/2/07 1/30/07 1 1/26/07 1/27/07 1 The IF statement that I use in column C (Ontime): =IF(A2<=(B2+2),1,"") |
IF statement and Network days
That does work for most of the lines but it's not recongizing the the fact
that I have a 2 day late allowance. If the order was supposed to ship on 2/14 but didn't ship until 2/16 - it would still be considered ontime due to this rule. Also, where do I plug in my holiday list? "Teethless mama" wrote: =IF(NETWORKDAYS(A1,B1)<2,1,"") "Kim" wrote: I'm using an IF statement to let me know if a shipment arrived ontime. However, I'd like it to count only business days - not calendar days. I already have a NETWORKDAYS sheet that lists all the weekends and my holidays so I thought it would be easiest to use that. However, I can't get both the IF & NETWORKDAYS statements to work together. Anyone have an idea??? I'm using MS Excel 2003. thanks, Kim (data examples below) A B C supposed actual to ship ship ontime 1/3/07 1/10/07 2/2/07 1/30/07 1 1/26/07 1/27/07 1 The IF statement that I use in column C (Ontime): =IF(A2<=(B2+2),1,"") |
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