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Hi,
I'm new at this!!! I want to calculate the number of days between a given date and todays date, but not counting weekends (and bank holidays!). Is this possible? My spreadsheet looks like this: <'=today' formula Date Received Todays date Number of days taken Days360= 20.11.06 08.12.06 14 18 24.11.06 08.12.06 10 14 30.11.06 08.12.06 6 8 04.12.06 08.12.06 4 4 Obviously Days360 formula by itself gives the number of days including weekends. Is there a way to nest a formula in this which will miss out none working days. I'm not great at this, so can the answer be in real simple step-by-steps!!! THANX |
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