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I need to count the number of days between a start date and end date and the
questions about this I found here don't seem to help (boggle me!) I need a universal formula that will cover variable days which are listed in a separate column: G (rows) = names of days; J (rows) = start date; K (rows) = end date. On top of this, I am sometimes having to count more than one day (up to three) within a week (e.g., Mondays AND Fridays) which I'd be willing to put in separate columns (i.e., columns G,H,I) if needed, but if only one column has a day listed, the formula needs to ignore the empty columns. A knotty problem? |
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