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Calculate weekdays from two dates
Hello everyone.
I have a column of "begining" dates and another column with "ending" dates. I'd like Excel to calculate the weekdays between the two dates. For example, in the first cell in column A I would have 10/01/03 and in the first cell of column B I would have 10/16/03. I'd like Excel to give me the number of weekdays within this time span, which in this case would be 12. BUT, if the the "ending" date is empty I'd like Excel to provide "today's" date. I don't know if this can be done. Any help any of you could provide would be very much appreciated. JZ |
Calculate weekdays from two dates
Try something like
=NETWORKDAYS(A1,IF(B1="",TODAY(),B1)) The NETWORKDAYS function requires that the Analysis Tool Pack add-in be loaded. If it is not, you'll get a #NAME error. -- Cordially, Chip Pearson Microsoft MVP - Excel Pearson Software Consulting, LLC www.cpearson.com "JZ" wrote in message ... Hello everyone. I have a column of "begining" dates and another column with "ending" dates. I'd like Excel to calculate the weekdays between the two dates. For example, in the first cell in column A I would have 10/01/03 and in the first cell of column B I would have 10/16/03. I'd like Excel to give me the number of weekdays within this time span, which in this case would be 12. BUT, if the the "ending" date is empty I'd like Excel to provide "today's" date. I don't know if this can be done. Any help any of you could provide would be very much appreciated. JZ |
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