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I'm using NETWORKDAYS in a scheduling spreadsheet to calculate the
number of working days between two date columns. The first column (C) records the date a task was created, the second (E) when the task is scheduled to be completed. If the lead time (the difference between these dates) is less than 3 working days, I want to flag the fact. The calculation IF(NETWORKDAYS(C258,E258)<3,"x","") works most of the time, but occasionally there are instances whe a) there are actually 3 clear working days between the dates but the above formula returns "x" and b) there are less than 3 clear working days between the dates but the above formula does NOT return "x" Am I missing some subtlety of the function here? |
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