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How do you add 40 working days to a date
I need a formula to add 40 working days to an existing date field in Excel
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How do you add 40 working days to a date
Take a look at =workday() in excel's help.
You'll have to have the analysis toolpak loaded (tools|addins). EmmaLaw22 wrote: I need a formula to add 40 working days to an existing date field in Excel for Windows 2000? Can anyone help please??? -- Dave Peterson |
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How do you add 40 working days to a date
=date+(40*7/5) -- robert111 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ robert111's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=31996 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=529179 |
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How do you add 40 working days to a date
Look at the help information on WORKDAYS, which will add 40 working days
between dates and has the ability to incorporated holidays as well. This formula returns a serial date number. -- Kevin Backmann "EmmaLaw22" wrote: I need a formula to add 40 working days to an existing date field in Excel for Windows 2000? Can anyone help please??? |
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