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Simply put, I need a function that will indicate if a given date is a workday
or a weekend. I could also use a function that would given me the networkdays in a given month, without having to specify a start and end date. If you have any ideas, please let me know. What follows is a detailed explanation of what I am trying to do which may or may not be helpful. Thanks in advance! I am working on a sheet that requires an IsWorkday function. Essentially, I have a function that counts the number of days in a given month which uses the NetWorkDays function. This function was created so that a user can specify a start date, and the sheet will fill out the number of days within each month from that date. To do this, I have the first date in the NetWorkDays function as the first day of a given month. The second date is the first day of the following month. The problem is that the function, as it currently stands, is often off by 1 day because it is counting the first day of the following month. I can't simply make the second day of the NetWorkDays function the last day of the month, because I don't know if the month will have 28, 30, or 31 days. Essentially, I need the IsWorkday function so that I can put a constraint on my existing function. |
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Try something like this.... =IF(OR(WEEKDAY(C15)=1,WEEKDAY(C15)=7),"Weekend",
"Workday") "Mark" wrote: Simply put, I need a function that will indicate if a given date is a workday or a weekend. I could also use a function that would given me the networkdays in a given month, without having to specify a start and end date. If you have any ideas, please let me know. What follows is a detailed explanation of what I am trying to do which may or may not be helpful. Thanks in advance! I am working on a sheet that requires an IsWorkday function. Essentially, I have a function that counts the number of days in a given month which uses the NetWorkDays function. This function was created so that a user can specify a start date, and the sheet will fill out the number of days within each month from that date. To do this, I have the first date in the NetWorkDays function as the first day of a given month. The second date is the first day of the following month. The problem is that the function, as it currently stands, is often off by 1 day because it is counting the first day of the following month. I can't simply make the second day of the NetWorkDays function the last day of the month, because I don't know if the month will have 28, 30, or 31 days. Essentially, I need the IsWorkday function so that I can put a constraint on my existing function. |
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Why not add this to your existing formula which is adding an extra day to
the first day of next month as followis:- =IF(WEEKDAY(A1,2)5,0,-1) It will give a -1 if first day of next month is a weekend and your result should be correct. "Mark" wrote in message ... Simply put, I need a function that will indicate if a given date is a workday or a weekend. I could also use a function that would given me the networkdays in a given month, without having to specify a start and end date. If you have any ideas, please let me know. What follows is a detailed explanation of what I am trying to do which may or may not be helpful. Thanks in advance! I am working on a sheet that requires an IsWorkday function. Essentially, I have a function that counts the number of days in a given month which uses the NetWorkDays function. This function was created so that a user can specify a start date, and the sheet will fill out the number of days within each month from that date. To do this, I have the first date in the NetWorkDays function as the first day of a given month. The second date is the first day of the following month. The problem is that the function, as it currently stands, is often off by 1 day because it is counting the first day of the following month. I can't simply make the second day of the NetWorkDays function the last day of the month, because I don't know if the month will have 28, 30, or 31 days. Essentially, I need the IsWorkday function so that I can put a constraint on my existing function. |
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Why not use the EOMONTH() function to determine the last day of the month
Alternatively, use Date(year, month+1,1)-1 to determine the first day of the next month and then subtract a day to let Excel calculate the last day of the target month "Mark" wrote: Simply put, I need a function that will indicate if a given date is a workday or a weekend. I could also use a function that would given me the networkdays in a given month, without having to specify a start and end date. If you have any ideas, please let me know. What follows is a detailed explanation of what I am trying to do which may or may not be helpful. Thanks in advance! I am working on a sheet that requires an IsWorkday function. Essentially, I have a function that counts the number of days in a given month which uses the NetWorkDays function. This function was created so that a user can specify a start date, and the sheet will fill out the number of days within each month from that date. To do this, I have the first date in the NetWorkDays function as the first day of a given month. The second date is the first day of the following month. The problem is that the function, as it currently stands, is often off by 1 day because it is counting the first day of the following month. I can't simply make the second day of the NetWorkDays function the last day of the month, because I don't know if the month will have 28, 30, or 31 days. Essentially, I need the IsWorkday function so that I can put a constraint on my existing function. |
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Hi!
For total workdays in a given month with the first day of the month entered into A1: A1 = 3/1/2005 =NETWORKDAYS(A1,EOMONTH(A1,0)) To determine if a given date is a weekday or weekend with Monday thru Friday being the traditional "weekdays" and Monday being the FIRST day of the week: =WEEKDAY(A1,2)<6 Will return a TRUE or FALSE. If you want some other designation just put that into an IF function: =IF(WEEKDAY(A1,2)<6,"Weekday","Weekend") Biff -----Original Message----- Simply put, I need a function that will indicate if a given date is a workday or a weekend. I could also use a function that would given me the networkdays in a given month, without having to specify a start and end date. If you have any ideas, please let me know. What follows is a detailed explanation of what I am trying to do which may or may not be helpful. Thanks in advance! I am working on a sheet that requires an IsWorkday function. Essentially, I have a function that counts the number of days in a given month which uses the NetWorkDays function. This function was created so that a user can specify a start date, and the sheet will fill out the number of days within each month from that date. To do this, I have the first date in the NetWorkDays function as the first day of a given month. The second date is the first day of the following month. The problem is that the function, as it currently stands, is often off by 1 day because it is counting the first day of the following month. I can't simply make the second day of the NetWorkDays function the last day of the month, because I don't know if the month will have 28, 30, or 31 days. Essentially, I need the IsWorkday function so that I can put a constraint on my existing function. . |
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On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 09:43:02 -0800, "Mark"
wrote: Simply put, I need a function that will indicate if a given date is a workday or a weekend. With some date in F1, the formula: =WORKDAY(F1-1,1,HOLIDAYS)=F1 will return TRUE if F1 is a workday, and FALSE if F1 is not a workday. HOLIDAYS is a range which includes an optional list of HOLIDAYS. If that is not relevant, that term can be omitted. If the WORKDAY function is not available, and returns the #NAME? error, install and load the Analysis ToolPak add-in. On the Tools menu, click Add-Ins. In the Add-Ins available list, select the Analysis ToolPak box, and then click OK. If necessary, follow the instructions in the setup program. I could also use a function that would given me the networkdays in a given month, without having to specify a start and end date. With some date in the given month in F1, =networkdays(F1-DAY(F1)+1,eomonth(F1-DAY(F1),1),HOLIDAYS) will do what you request. --ron |
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