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"MPI Planner" wrote:
I am looking at added expected production hours to a start date/time and excluding weekends, show a completion date/time 6-Mar 10:32 PM + 12.8 "hours" =? If I add the time to the date normally I get March 7th @ 11:21 AM. This is a Saturday however and I want to get something on Monday. I tried using the Workday function but only got 6-Mar 0:00 which is incorrect. Shane Devenshire wrote: Hi, Suppose your date and time are in A1 and the hours to be added are entered as time in B1 then =A1+B1+IF(MOD(A1+B1,7)<2,2-(MOD(A1+B1,7)<=1)) Fails with the stated example (I get 3/8/2009 11:20 AM). Actually, only seemed to work for results on the same week as A1 or (almost all of) the following Tuesday. |
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