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I am trying to create a formula so that I will enter a date in one cell (ex.
Oct 11, 2006), I would then like another cell to take this date and add 3 workdays and therefore be October 16, 2006 (so it doesnt count the weekends). I am not sure if this is possible, but any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Shannon |
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