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I know the NETWORKDAYS function will output the NET number of WORKDAYS between a given start and finish date, skipping a given list of holidays--but does anyone know if there's a way to input a start date, a number of days, and a list of holidays, and get the finish date--? For example, say I wish a task to start on 10/2, and I know it will take me 10 workdays. How would I find the finish date if, for example, Friday the 6th is a holiday or day off? TIA, AG |
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Never mind -- I ended up writing a custom function. Works like a charm!
Dave Peterson wrote: =workday() ??? wrote: Hi: I know the NETWORKDAYS function will output the NET number of WORKDAYS between a given start and finish date, skipping a given list of holidays--but does anyone know if there's a way to input a start date, a number of days, and a list of holidays, and get the finish date--? For example, say I wish a task to start on 10/2, and I know it will take me 10 workdays. How would I find the finish date if, for example, Friday the 6th is a holiday or day off? TIA, AG -- Dave Peterson |
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Why reinvent the wheel? Same place that has NetWorkdays has Workday which
does exactly what you describe. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy wrote in message ups.com... Never mind -- I ended up writing a custom function. Works like a charm! Dave Peterson wrote: =workday() ??? wrote: Hi: I know the NETWORKDAYS function will output the NET number of WORKDAYS between a given start and finish date, skipping a given list of holidays--but does anyone know if there's a way to input a start date, a number of days, and a list of holidays, and get the finish date--? For example, say I wish a task to start on 10/2, and I know it will take me 10 workdays. How would I find the finish date if, for example, Friday the 6th is a holiday or day off? TIA, AG -- Dave Peterson |
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Oh. Thanks, Tom and Dave. I feel like an idiot - my function works
great, but I wasted an hour on it. Now I know... Tom Ogilvy wrote: Why reinvent the wheel? Same place that has NetWorkdays has Workday which does exactly what you describe. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy wrote in message ups.com... Never mind -- I ended up writing a custom function. Works like a charm! Dave Peterson wrote: =workday() ??? wrote: Hi: I know the NETWORKDAYS function will output the NET number of WORKDAYS between a given start and finish date, skipping a given list of holidays--but does anyone know if there's a way to input a start date, a number of days, and a list of holidays, and get the finish date--? For example, say I wish a task to start on 10/2, and I know it will take me 10 workdays. How would I find the finish date if, for example, Friday the 6th is a holiday or day off? TIA, AG -- Dave Peterson |
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