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Ok, I am trying to create a function that does the following..
Adds X amount of days to a particular day including ALL days but returning a result that is not a weekend or holiday. I have a grid of dates with a vertical range of saturday dates, sunday dates and an array of holiday dates. Essentially, I have been trying to add, say, 60 days to a date. Then trying to compare it with vlookup to each one of these using the vlookup's below b4 is the date, c2= 60, if its true it lists the date that matches. =VLOOKUP(B4+C2,l4:l56,1,FALSE) =VLOOKUP(B4+C2,A4:A56,1,FALSE) =VLOOKUP(B4+C2,A59:e65,1,FALSE) What I've tried to do is add 1 or 2 days to make it reach the next non-holiday weekday date. But my syntax on the functions is not working out. Any help is appreciated |
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