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Completion date
L1 = Hours worked per day
G:G = Total time in hours L2 = Completion date How would you write this formula to return a completion date? Thanks in advance!! |
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Completion date
You will need a start date in order to evaluate the completion date.
Essentially: = start_date + total_time / hrs_per_day Hope this helps. Pete On Apr 25, 12:22*am, Richard wrote: L1 = Hours worked per day G:G = Total time in hours L2 = Completion date How would you write this formula to return a completion date? Thanks in advance!! |
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