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Excel NETWORKDAYS - incorrect results
Why does NETWORKDAYS add 1 to positive results and subtracts 1 from negative
results? Please see example below: Agreed Date Actual Date Variance Calculated Should be (Bus Days) 31/08/2004 13/08/2004 13 12 31/08/2004 28/09/2004 -21 -20 Does anyone know how to get around this? I have tried the IF function, to no avail. |
Excel NETWORKDAYS - incorrect results
That depends on your reasoning:
Networkdays includes both the start date end the end date. so 13 and (-)21 are correct, see: 13-08-04 Fri 1 14-08-04 Sat 15-08-04 Sun 16-08-04 Mon 1 17-08-04 Tue 1 18-08-04 Wed 1 19-08-04 Thu 1 20-08-04 Fri 1 21-08-04 Sat 22-08-04 Sun 23-08-04 Mon 1 24-08-04 Tue 1 25-08-04 Wed 1 26-08-04 Thu 1 27-08-04 Fri 1 28-08-04 Sat 29-08-04 Sun 30-08-04 Mon 1 31-08-04 Tue 1 1 01-09-04 Wed 1 02-09-04 Thu 1 03-09-04 Fri 1 04-09-04 Sat 05-09-04 Sun 06-09-04 Mon 1 07-09-04 Tue 1 08-09-04 Wed 1 09-09-04 Thu 1 10-09-04 Fri 1 11-09-04 Sat 12-09-04 Sun 13-09-04 Mon 1 14-09-04 Tue 1 15-09-04 Wed 1 16-09-04 Thu 1 17-09-04 Fri 1 18-09-04 Sat 19-09-04 Sun 20-09-04 Mon 1 21-09-04 Tue 1 22-09-04 Wed 1 23-09-04 Thu 1 24-09-04 Fri 1 25-09-04 Sat 26-09-04 Sun 27-09-04 Mon 1 28-09-04 Tue 1 13 21 -- keepITcool | www.XLsupport.com | keepITcool chello nl | amsterdam Patricia wrote : Why does NETWORKDAYS add 1 to positive results and subtracts 1 from negative results? Please see example below: Agreed Date Actual Date Variance Calculated Should be (Bus Days) 31/08/2004 13/08/2004 13 12 31/08/2004 28/09/2004 -21 -20 Does anyone know how to get around this? I have tried the IF function, to no avail. |
Excel NETWORKDAYS - incorrect results
This function is inclusive on both ends. So adjust your formula to exclude
whichever day you want, i.e. with start date in A1 and end date in B1, if you want to exclude the end date, it's =NETWORKDAYS(A1,B1-1); to exclude the starting date, =NETWORKDAYS(A1+1,B1) On Tue, 19 Apr 2005 00:17:02 -0700, "Patricia" <Patricia @discussions.microsoft.com wrote: Why does NETWORKDAYS add 1 to positive results and subtracts 1 from negative results? Please see example below: Agreed Date Actual Date Variance Calculated Should be (Bus Days) 31/08/2004 13/08/2004 13 12 31/08/2004 28/09/2004 -21 -20 Does anyone know how to get around this? I have tried the IF function, to no avail. |
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