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Calculate elapsed working days
Hello everyone:
I have a worksheet of order transactions which my group processes. I would like to determine for FTR's the # of work days elapsed between Fax Date & Approval Date. Column A represents the type of transaction (FTR, Purchase, Rental,etc.) Column Q is Fax Date Column U is Approval Date I have placed the following in Column AC: =IF(A:A="FTR",DAYS360(Q:Q,U:U)) This works fine, yet when I put NetworkDays in place of Days360, it returns #NUM! Can someone please give me guidance? All help appreciated! TIA, Sandi |
Calculate elapsed working days
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I think NETWORKDAYS is part of the Analysis toolpak, so make sure that is loaded in Tools/Add-ins. Andy. "RUSH2CROCHET" wrote in message ... Hello everyone: I have a worksheet of order transactions which my group processes. I would like to determine for FTR's the # of work days elapsed between Fax Date & Approval Date. Column A represents the type of transaction (FTR, Purchase, Rental,etc.) Column Q is Fax Date Column U is Approval Date I have placed the following in Column AC: =IF(A:A="FTR",DAYS360(Q:Q,U:U)) This works fine, yet when I put NetworkDays in place of Days360, it returns #NUM! Can someone please give me guidance? All help appreciated! TIA, Sandi |
Calculate elapsed working days
Andy:
My analysis toolpak is loaded.... What next? Sandi "Andy" wrote: Hi I think NETWORKDAYS is part of the Analysis toolpak, so make sure that is loaded in Tools/Add-ins. Andy. "RUSH2CROCHET" wrote in message ... Hello everyone: I have a worksheet of order transactions which my group processes. I would like to determine for FTR's the # of work days elapsed between Fax Date & Approval Date. Column A represents the type of transaction (FTR, Purchase, Rental,etc.) Column Q is Fax Date Column U is Approval Date I have placed the following in Column AC: =IF(A:A="FTR",DAYS360(Q:Q,U:U)) This works fine, yet when I put NetworkDays in place of Days360, it returns #NUM! Can someone please give me guidance? All help appreciated! TIA, Sandi |
Calculate elapsed working days
What are you trying to achieve? Are you wanting a resul for each cell, or
the whole column at once? If it's for each cell, use this in AC2 =IF(A2="FTR",NETWORKDAYS(Q2,U2)) and fill it down the column. Hope this helps. Andy. "RUSH2CROCHET" wrote in message ... Andy: My analysis toolpak is loaded.... What next? Sandi "Andy" wrote: Hi I think NETWORKDAYS is part of the Analysis toolpak, so make sure that is loaded in Tools/Add-ins. Andy. "RUSH2CROCHET" wrote in message ... Hello everyone: I have a worksheet of order transactions which my group processes. I would like to determine for FTR's the # of work days elapsed between Fax Date & Approval Date. Column A represents the type of transaction (FTR, Purchase, Rental,etc.) Column Q is Fax Date Column U is Approval Date I have placed the following in Column AC: =IF(A:A="FTR",DAYS360(Q:Q,U:U)) This works fine, yet when I put NetworkDays in place of Days360, it returns #NUM! Can someone please give me guidance? All help appreciated! TIA, Sandi |
Calculate elapsed working days
are you actually using =IF(A:A="FTR",NETWORKDAYS(Q:Q,U:U))? make it row specific, i.e. in row 2 =IF(A2="FTR",NETWORKDAYS(Q2,U2),"") and copy down -- daddylonglegs ------------------------------------------------------------------------ daddylonglegs's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=30486 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=520729 |
Calculate elapsed working days
Andy:
Thanks so much for pointing out the error of my ways. I was trying to calc the whole column at once, when what I really needed to do, was to calculate each row individually, then do my averaging. Thanks again for all your help! Sandi ;-) "Andy" wrote: What are you trying to achieve? Are you wanting a resul for each cell, or the whole column at once? If it's for each cell, use this in AC2 =IF(A2="FTR",NETWORKDAYS(Q2,U2)) and fill it down the column. Hope this helps. Andy. "RUSH2CROCHET" wrote in message ... Andy: My analysis toolpak is loaded.... What next? Sandi "Andy" wrote: Hi I think NETWORKDAYS is part of the Analysis toolpak, so make sure that is loaded in Tools/Add-ins. Andy. "RUSH2CROCHET" wrote in message ... Hello everyone: I have a worksheet of order transactions which my group processes. I would like to determine for FTR's the # of work days elapsed between Fax Date & Approval Date. Column A represents the type of transaction (FTR, Purchase, Rental,etc.) Column Q is Fax Date Column U is Approval Date I have placed the following in Column AC: =IF(A:A="FTR",DAYS360(Q:Q,U:U)) This works fine, yet when I put NetworkDays in place of Days360, it returns #NUM! Can someone please give me guidance? All help appreciated! TIA, Sandi |
Calculate elapsed working days
It was a pleasure! Thanks for the feedback!
Andy. "RUSH2CROCHET" wrote in message ... Andy: Thanks so much for pointing out the error of my ways. I was trying to calc the whole column at once, when what I really needed to do, was to calculate each row individually, then do my averaging. Thanks again for all your help! Sandi ;-) "Andy" wrote: What are you trying to achieve? Are you wanting a resul for each cell, or the whole column at once? If it's for each cell, use this in AC2 =IF(A2="FTR",NETWORKDAYS(Q2,U2)) and fill it down the column. Hope this helps. Andy. "RUSH2CROCHET" wrote in message ... Andy: My analysis toolpak is loaded.... What next? Sandi "Andy" wrote: Hi I think NETWORKDAYS is part of the Analysis toolpak, so make sure that is loaded in Tools/Add-ins. Andy. "RUSH2CROCHET" wrote in message ... Hello everyone: I have a worksheet of order transactions which my group processes. I would like to determine for FTR's the # of work days elapsed between Fax Date & Approval Date. Column A represents the type of transaction (FTR, Purchase, Rental,etc.) Column Q is Fax Date Column U is Approval Date I have placed the following in Column AC: =IF(A:A="FTR",DAYS360(Q:Q,U:U)) This works fine, yet when I put NetworkDays in place of Days360, it returns #NUM! Can someone please give me guidance? All help appreciated! TIA, Sandi |
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