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Default How to Calculate a Projected Finish Date based on Work Week and Holidays

All,

I have found the xNetWorkDays code on Google Groups from Myrna Larson
and it works great to calculate the number of work days between two
dates inluding a list of holidays and whether the work week is 5 , 6,
or 7 days. What I'm trying to do is find the projected finish date for
a given task based on the start date, the duration allocated for the
task, workweek type (Sunday off, Sat/Sun off, or no days off) and a
holiday list. I've been using other formulas but can't seem to get it
quite right. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

What I would be looking for is a function with the following arguments:

= EndDate(StartDate, DaysOff, Duration,Holidays) whe
StartDate = Start of the task
DaysOff is the work week type (5 for Sat/Sun off, 6 for only Sun off,
and 7 for no days off)
Duration = Number of days allocated for the task
Holidays = a range array of holidays that are not worked

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