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Default Conditional formatting excluding weekends and holidays

I am trying to creat a chart where you put a start date and a finish
date in and the chart will colour some squares to the right. I can do
all of that but it overcolours the weekends and counts them as days.
How can I set it that the squares will only colour weekdays only and
not weekends or holidays and not count them as days.

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Default Conditional formatting excluding weekends and holidays

Sounds like the NetWorkDays function could help.
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I am trying to creat a chart where you put a start date and a finish
date in and the chart will colour some squares to the right. I can do
all of that but it overcolours the weekends and counts them as days.
How can I set it that the squares will only colour weekdays only and
not weekends or holidays and not count them as days.

Regards

Andrew



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