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I am a real newbie here. I want to be able to enter a date in column G and have Excel calculate 4 business days earlier--not including weekends and holidays--and place that date in column E. If a formula is the answer, where do I put it? Do I place it in all cells in that column? Thanks for all of the great help. Red Balloon |
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