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This post appeared on 7/11/2006.
I repeat it because the author didn't get the answer. I have the same problem.
"Excel count weekly off Saturday & Friday. But my case it is Friday &
Saturday. I want to define that while using networkdays and workday functions"

In my words, if today is Thursday, then WORKDAY (today(),1,0) will give not
the next (friday's) date but Sunday's.

Please help
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Not sure if I follow you.

If A1 = thursday do you want to drag down a list of dates excluded Fri
and Sat. If this is the case then put this formula into cell A2 and
drag down

=IF(OR(WEEKDAY(A1+1)=6,WEEKDAY(A1+1)=7),A1+3,A1+1)

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If you want to use NETWORKDAYS and WORKDAY functions with Friday and
Saturday weekends then use

=NETWORKDAYS(A1+1,B1+1)

where A1 is your start date and B1 your end date

and

=WORKDAY(C1+1,D1)-1

where C1 is your start date and D1 the number of workdays you wish to
advance.

If you also have a holiday range to exclude then you can use these

=NETWORKDAYS(A1+1,B1+1,holidays+1)
=WORKDAY(C1+1,D1,holidays+1)-1

both of which need to be confirmed with CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER


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It's not so simple.
For example Wednesday+3 will give Monday,
but I need Sunday

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Not sure if I follow you.

If A1 = thursday do you want to drag down a list of dates excluded Fri
and Sat. If this is the case then put this formula into cell A2 and
drag down

=IF(OR(WEEKDAY(A1+1)=6,WEEKDAY(A1+1)=7),A1+3,A1+1)

VBA Noob


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As the crane-fly said

=WORKDAY(A1+1,3)-1

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It's not so simple.
For example Wednesday+3 will give Monday,
but I need Sunday

"VBA Noob" wrote:


Not sure if I follow you.

If A1 = thursday do you want to drag down a list of dates excluded Fri
and Sat. If this is the case then put this formula into cell A2 and
drag down

=IF(OR(WEEKDAY(A1+1)=6,WEEKDAY(A1+1)=7),A1+3,A1+1)

VBA Noob


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Hi Greg,

A1 Your date
A2 number of working days to add (Fridays and Saturdays being NO
working days)

Result:
=A1+A2+INT((A2-MOD(A1+A2-6,7)+7)/7)+INT((A2-MOD(A1+A2-7,7)+7)/7)+(MOD(A1+A2+INT((A2-MOD(A1+A2-6,7)+7)/7)+INT((A2-MOD(A1+A2-7,7)+7)/7),7)=6)*2+(MOD(A1+A2+INT((A2-MOD(A1+A2-6,7)+7)/7)+INT((A2-MOD(A1+A2-7,7)+7)/7),7)=0)

Please test it. This is just a quick and dirty derivative from
http://www.sulprobil.com/html/date_formulas.html

HTH,
Bernd

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Hi Bob
Your formula is the best: nice, shortest and correct.
Thanks indeed
Greg

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As the crane-fly said

=WORKDAY(A1+1,3)-1

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It's not so simple.
For example Wednesday+3 will give Monday,
but I need Sunday

"VBA Noob" wrote:


Not sure if I follow you.

If A1 = thursday do you want to drag down a list of dates excluded Fri
and Sat. If this is the case then put this formula into cell A2 and
drag down

=IF(OR(WEEKDAY(A1+1)=6,WEEKDAY(A1+1)=7),A1+3,A1+1)

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