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Is there a way to calculate the difference between two dates only counting
working days, but also including the difference in times? I am familiar with the NetWorkDays formula, however, I need to find the difference between the specific times. Ex. We are trying to calculate the time it takes in days, hours, minutes, for someone to perform a task. But we want do not want to count the weekend days. So if someone starts a task on Friday at 8 am & finishes the following Mon at 3 pm, can you create a formula for that? Thanks |
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