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Hello driller2
=WORKDAY(A1,-1) would give you the previous workday so if A1 is a Saturday or a Sunday it gives the previous Friday, similarly =WORKDAY(A1,-7) gives the Thursday of the week before if A1 is a Saturday or Sunday. "driller2" wrote: Hi to all, I tried that original posted formula of christine and it indeeds give me a result on excel 2003, yet i am still blinded by the two different results. if Datefrom is typed as a date that falls on saturday or sunday (this is a non-workday) and if Datefrom is typed as a date that falls on friday. maybe i am confused. When does the -7 starts deducting? maybe Christine can give an example. happy holidays hohoho romelsb:) -- driller2 |
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