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I need to figure out a formula that returns a date, for exmaple I need to
determine the date 10 bussines days from now taking into account a
determined list holidays...can you help me out with this?..I have tried
networkdays but can't figure it out.....thanks for your help
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Hi,

Try this

=WORKDAY(TODAY(),10,Holidays)

Where holidays is a named range of cells that contain the sates of holidays
to exclude

Mike

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I need to figure out a formula that returns a date, for exmaple I need to
determine the date 10 bussines days from now taking into account a
determined list holidays...can you help me out with this?..I have tried
networkdays but can't figure it out.....thanks for your help

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