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Is there anyway I can add working days to a date? For example: 23-Feb-09 + 10 = 06-Mar-09 Thanks |
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Hi,
Try this =workday(A1,10,Holidays) The last argument 'Holidays' is an optional named range that includes the dates of any holidays you want included in the calculation. Mike "Eán" wrote: Hi Is there anyway I can add working days to a date? For example: 23-Feb-09 + 10 = 06-Mar-09 Thanks |
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I forgot to mention,
If this function is not available, and returns the #NAME? error, install and load the Analysis ToolPak add-in. Tools|Addins Mike "Mike H" wrote: Hi, Try this =workday(A1,10,Holidays) The last argument 'Holidays' is an optional named range that includes the dates of any holidays you want included in the calculation. Mike "Eán" wrote: Hi Is there anyway I can add working days to a date? For example: 23-Feb-09 + 10 = 06-Mar-09 Thanks |
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Perhaps you better explain what you mean by "working days".
23 Feb 09 - 6 Mar 09 is a span of 11 TOTAL days. Which day isn't worked? If you mean to exclude Saturdays and Sundays: A1: 23 Feb 09 A2: =WORKDAY(A1,10) will return 9 Mar 09 in A2. In article , Eán wrote: Hi Is there anyway I can add working days to a date? For example: 23-Feb-09 + 10 = 06-Mar-09 Thanks |
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