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Default Date Calculation problem

Hello,

I have a work sheet with "JIRA" priority levels and dates the JIRA was
created. Each priority leve allows a certain number of days to be complete
the JIRA. I need to be able to figure out if we resolved the JIRA within the
allotted number of days, excluding:

1. weekends
2. holidays

I have tried to use the NETWORKDAYS() function, but I cannot use this
function because I do not know the due date of the JIRA.

I used the weekday function to add days for weekends and come up with the
actual due date....but this does not take holidays into account.

My data basically looks like:
A B C
Priority date entered Date Completed
P - 1 1/1/10 1/5/10
P - 2 1/2/10 1/6/10
P - 3 1/3/10 1/7/10
P - 4 1/4/10 1/8/10

I also have a table of holidays. This table is a range named "holidays"

A B
New Years Day 1/1/2010
Martin Luther day 1/18/2010
memorial day 5/31/2010

How can I come up with the due date for the JIRAs, based on the entry date
and take into account priority, weekends and holidays?

Thanks,

Pete
 
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