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Default Date Function

It didn't look as though the OP wanted to skip weekend dates, but we shall
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"Mike H" wrote in message
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try this,

Add 3 working days to a1. Holidays is a named range that contains any
national holidays
=WORKDAY(A1,3,Holidays)

Mike

"HARSHAWARDHAN. S .SHASTRI" wrote:


I have a work sheet in which column A is having "Recd On" (Date). column
B
is having "Dispatch On" (Date). If there is no holiday Dispatch On date =
Recd On Date +3 . Column H is having list of dates on which there is
holiday.
What i want is a formula which will give me Dispatch Date which is not a
holiday. For example if recd date is 24/09/2008 and there is holiday on
27/9/08,28/9/08,30/9/08 then Dispatch Date should be 01/10/08.

Harshawardhan.Shastri

India



 
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