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I have a fairly complicated spreadsheet that utilizes various entered dates
to calculate other dates. The calculated dates must be business days. Is there a function in Excel 2002 that determines whether or not the calculated date is a business date? |
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Check out the Help on NETWORKDAYS Function.
It is one of the Functions in the Analysis Toolpak add-in. Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Mon, 26 Sep 2005 13:56:11 -0700, jsmahnken wrote: I have a fairly complicated spreadsheet that utilizes various entered dates to calculate other dates. The calculated dates must be business days. Is there a function in Excel 2002 that determines whether or not the calculated date is a business date? |
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Gord Dibben wrote...
Check out the Help on NETWORKDAYS Function. It is one of the Functions in the Analysis Toolpak add-in. .... NETWORKDAYS could be used to check if a particular date, D, were a workday or not, but it's not immediately obvious how to do so even after reading online help for this function. The idiom is =NETWORKDAYS(D,D,Holidays)=1 which returns TRUE if D is a workday or FALSE if not. FWIW, NETWORKDAYS isn't necessary. The following formula returns TRUE if D is a workday, FALSE if not. =AND(WEEKDAY(D,2)<6,COUNTIF(Holidays,D)=0) This formula is much more flexible. It can handle workdays other than MTWTF. |
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