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Hi,

You use the workdays formula:-

=WORKDAY(start_date,days,holidays)

Start date is obvious
days= number of days to complete
holidays is a range of cells that contains you holidays i.e A1:A8

Mike

"bau" wrote:

Hi all,
Say that I have a project which must be completed by Sept 05 2007 and it
will take 3 days to complete it. Since Sept 1 and 2 are weekend and Sept 03
is a holiday, also, Mr. A, who will perform this task will take a vacation on
Sept 04. What formular I have to use?
Sheet1:
Column A Column B Column C
Duration Start date End date

3 ??? 9/04/07

Sheet2 (vacation / holidays):
Column A Column B Column C Column D

Holidays Mr. A Mr. B Mr. C

9/03/07 9/04/07 9/07/07 8/31/07

Thanks,
Bau

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