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NETWORKDAYS Calculation Problem
Hello...
I have a quick, and probably insanely easy question regarding the calculation of NETWORKDAYS. I cannot get the following formula to return a "0" value: =IF(F23="",0,NETWORKDAYS(E23,F23,L$6:L$14)-SIGN(F23-E23)) E23 F23 G23 03/09/06 03/09/06 1 In G23, the formula above returns "1" and not "0". If I change F23 to 03/10/06, I get "1", which is correct. And if I change F23 to 03/08/06, I get "-1" which is correct. What am I missing?? Thanks in advance for what I am sure is a simple fix... |
NETWORKDAYS Calculation Problem
Hello,
I suggest to take =IF(F23="",0,NETWORKDAYS(E23,F23,L$6:L$14)-SIGN(F23-E23+0.5)) or to have a look at http://www.sulprobil.com/html/date_formulas.html NETWORKDAYS includes both start and ending date but your SIGN fct returns 0 if both dates are equal (so add 0.5). HTH, Bernd |
NETWORKDAYS Calculation Problem
=IF(F23="",0,(ABS(NETWORKDAYS(E23,F23,L$6:L$14))-1)*SIGN(F23-E23))
-- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "stacy" wrote: Hello... I have a quick, and probably insanely easy question regarding the calculation of NETWORKDAYS. I cannot get the following formula to return a "0" value: =IF(F23="",0,NETWORKDAYS(E23,F23,L$6:L$14)-SIGN(F23-E23)) E23 F23 G23 03/09/06 03/09/06 1 In G23, the formula above returns "1" and not "0". If I change F23 to 03/10/06, I get "1", which is correct. And if I change F23 to 03/08/06, I get "-1" which is correct. What am I missing?? Thanks in advance for what I am sure is a simple fix... |
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