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=SUMPRODUCT(--('Ser Data'!A7:A2028=WORKDAY(TODAY(),-1)),--('Ser Data'!B7:B2028="s"),'Ser Data'!C7:C2028) "confused" wrote: I have a formula that takes information from another sheet based on yesterdays date. It works great except on Monday's where yesterdays date is Sunday which has no data. We don't work on Saturday or Sunday but I want to retreive Friday's information on Monday. Is there a way to select the prior weekday (instead of the prior day) and skip the weekends. Here is the formula I am currently using =SUMPRODUCT(--('Ser Data'!A7:A2028=TODAY()-1),--('Ser Data'!B7:B2028="s"),'Ser Data'!C7:C2028) Thank you Confused |
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