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how do you add in a new function?
I am trying to use the formula =NETWORKDAYS so that I can calculate the
dirrence between dates and the computer will knwo which holidays to take out. However, I am using Office 2003 and it doesn't have that formula in it. How can I add that into my office program? |
Use the Tools menu - go to Add-ins... and check Analysis Toolpak
"Jennifer Carver" wrote: I am trying to use the formula =NETWORKDAYS so that I can calculate the dirrence between dates and the computer will knwo which holidays to take out. However, I am using Office 2003 and it doesn't have that formula in it. How can I add that into my office program? |
Thank you so much. I needed to figure that out for a deadline today. The
advice worked great. Thanks again!!!! "Duke Carey" wrote: Use the Tools menu - go to Add-ins... and check Analysis Toolpak "Jennifer Carver" wrote: I am trying to use the formula =NETWORKDAYS so that I can calculate the dirrence between dates and the computer will knwo which holidays to take out. However, I am using Office 2003 and it doesn't have that formula in it. How can I add that into my office program? |
Glad it helped
"Jennifer Carver" wrote: Thank you so much. I needed to figure that out for a deadline today. The advice worked great. Thanks again!!!! "Duke Carey" wrote: Use the Tools menu - go to Add-ins... and check Analysis Toolpak "Jennifer Carver" wrote: I am trying to use the formula =NETWORKDAYS so that I can calculate the dirrence between dates and the computer will knwo which holidays to take out. However, I am using Office 2003 and it doesn't have that formula in it. How can I add that into my office program? |
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