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I've read, read, and read about the WORKDAY function (Excel Help and online)
and cannot find a solution as to why my formula is giving me #NUM!. I read the reasons why, but cannot find any errors. All columns with dates are formated to 'date'. Analysis Toolpak is checked in Tools/Add-ins. The formula in I3 is this: =WORKDAY(J3,1,NWD) €¢ J3 is the date 16-Feb-10, formatted as date (format cells, etc.) €¢ J3's date comes from a VLOOKUP function, from a column that is formatted as a date €¢ NWD (meaning "non-workdays") is a named range in another worksheet of the same workbook, and is formatted as a date (format cells, etc.). €¢ NWD was inserted into the formula by Insert/Name/Paste €¢ With this formula in I3 it should give 17-Feb-10. Very simple, this one. But it gives me #NUM!. Can anyone shed some light on this? It's getting very frustrating! I would be so very, very grateful if you could. Thank you. Connie |
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