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calculate number of days
i need to calculate the # of working days between 2 columns (I and J).
i'm using formula =NETWORKDAYS(I2,J2). Is there any way to use a variable somehow so I don't have to manually change the formula for each line in column K?..........? ex: =NETWORKDAYS(I2,J2)..........=NETWORKDAYS(I3,J3).. ......=NETWORKDAYS(I4,J4) tia............charlene |
calculate number of days
Enter the formula to a cell and drag it down...OR even copy paste the cell
(not the formula) -- If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Charlene Lee" wrote: i need to calculate the # of working days between 2 columns (I and J). i'm using formula =NETWORKDAYS(I2,J2). Is there any way to use a variable somehow so I don't have to manually change the formula for each line in column K?..........? ex: =NETWORKDAYS(I2,J2)..........=NETWORKDAYS(I3,J3).. ......=NETWORKDAYS(I4,J4) tia............charlene |
calculate number of days
Enter the formula below in K2
=NETWORKDAYS(I2,J2) Copy K1 Selct K3:K100 (change 100 to your last row) Press CTRL-V (i.e. paste the copied formula) "Charlene Lee" wrote: i need to calculate the # of working days between 2 columns (I and J). i'm using formula =NETWORKDAYS(I2,J2). Is there any way to use a variable somehow so I don't have to manually change the formula for each line in column K?..........? ex: =NETWORKDAYS(I2,J2)..........=NETWORKDAYS(I3,J3).. ......=NETWORKDAYS(I4,J4) tia............charlene |
calculate number of days
The below link would be useful in understanding more about relative and
absolute reference.. http://www.cpearson.com/excel/relative.aspx If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Jacob Skaria" wrote: Enter the formula to a cell and drag it down...OR even copy paste the cell (not the formula) -- If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Charlene Lee" wrote: i need to calculate the # of working days between 2 columns (I and J). i'm using formula =NETWORKDAYS(I2,J2). Is there any way to use a variable somehow so I don't have to manually change the formula for each line in column K?..........? ex: =NETWORKDAYS(I2,J2)..........=NETWORKDAYS(I3,J3).. ......=NETWORKDAYS(I4,J4) tia............charlene |
calculate number of days
"Charlene Lee" wrote: i need to calculate the # of working days between 2 columns (I and J). i'm using formula =NETWORKDAYS(I2,J2). Is there any way to use a variable somehow so I don't have to manually change the formula for each line in column K?..........? ex: =NETWORKDAYS(I2,J2)..........=NETWORKDAYS(I3,J3).. ......=NETWORKDAYS(I4,J4) tia............charlene but i dont want to have to change each line variable...j3...j4...j5 to increade it by 1 |
calculate number of days
Try
=NETWORKDAYS(I2,$J$2) and copy down If this post helps click Yes --------------- Jacob Skaria "Charlene Lee" wrote: "Charlene Lee" wrote: i need to calculate the # of working days between 2 columns (I and J). i'm using formula =NETWORKDAYS(I2,J2). Is there any way to use a variable somehow so I don't have to manually change the formula for each line in column K?..........? ex: =NETWORKDAYS(I2,J2)..........=NETWORKDAYS(I3,J3).. ......=NETWORKDAYS(I4,J4) tia............charlene but i dont want to have to change each line variable...j3...j4...j5 to increade it by 1 |
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