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This seems simple but I can't seem to figure out how to do it.
In a worksheet I have a cell into which today's date is entered automatically. Using =Now() I want excel to give me the next three business days (i.e. next 3 days excluding holidays and weekends) For example if today is Thursday 2/15, I want it to give me Friday 2/16 Monday 2/19 Tuesday 2/20. Any bright ideas? Monday 2/ |
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