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Adding workdays as part of the equation
I'm trying to put together a simple schedule in Excel and need to calculate
x working days from a given date. So if cell A1 = the project start date, and I need the date in B1 to show the completion date of 13 working days later, is it possible to do that without having to have a seperate cell containg the # of workdays? Thanks, |
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