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NETWORKDAYS
Is there a way to keep the holiday range static while at the same time
allowing the rest of the formula to be copied forward correctly? |
NETWORKDAYS
Let's say your holiday range is in A1. Refer to it as $A$1 in the formula to
keep it static when copied. For more info, look up help on Absolute and Relative Cell References. HTH, Elkar "Trouvera52" wrote: Is there a way to keep the holiday range static while at the same time allowing the rest of the formula to be copied forward correctly? |
NETWORKDAYS
Thank you ELkar, I'm just getting into Excel -- obviously ;~)
"Elkar" wrote: Let's say your holiday range is in A1. Refer to it as $A$1 in the formula to keep it static when copied. For more info, look up help on Absolute and Relative Cell References. HTH, Elkar "Trouvera52" wrote: Is there a way to keep the holiday range static while at the same time allowing the rest of the formula to be copied forward correctly? |
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