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Default Help with completion date formula

Divide the hours by 24 then add that to the start date.

If the hours is 100, 100/24 = 4.166667

How do you want to handle the decimal part of 4.166667 days? Round up to 5?
Round down to 4?


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D1 as my start date, ColumnB as my Qty needed, ColumnC as my due date,
ColumnD as my completion date, ColumnF as number of hours it take ColumnB
to
run. I have all the info I need except for the end result in ColumnD the
completion date. Thanks in advance!



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