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Return Working Day 1 and so on
Hello,
I am attempting to set up a calendar that is generic by working day labeled 1..2..3, etc. That part is easy enough, however below the working day number, I would like excel to calculate the corresponding date that goes with each work day for each month through the end of the year, excluding holidays. Our work days are Monday through Friday. Ideas? Thanks! Carmen |
Return Working Day 1 and so on
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H1 = first date of the year = 1/1/2008 J1:J10 = list of holiday dates Enter this formula in A1 and copy down as needed: =WORKDAY(H$1,ROWS(A$1:A1)-(H$1<J$1),J$1:J$5) Format as DATE The WORKDAY function requires the Analysis ToolPak add-in be installed on versions of Excel prior to Excel 2007. See Excel help on the WORKDAY function if you get #NAME? errors. -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Carmen" wrote in message ... Hello, I am attempting to set up a calendar that is generic by working day labeled 1..2..3, etc. That part is easy enough, however below the working day number, I would like excel to calculate the corresponding date that goes with each work day for each month through the end of the year, excluding holidays. Our work days are Monday through Friday. Ideas? Thanks! Carmen |
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