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I have a spreadsheet in Excel 2000 that I'm using to track milestones in a
Project. I have a project start date and I need to add business days to a specific date or cell in the spreadsheet. I now how to add days to a cell. I have done that on some milestones dates. But on a few dates, I need to add workdays/weekdays to a date. |
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Try =WORKDAY(A1,6,A5:A15) This would add 6 weekdays to the date in A1, taking into account holiday dates located in cells A5:A15. You could name the range of dates A5:A15 as holidays then use =WORKDAY(A1,6,holidays) Regards Roger Govier j0white wrote: I have a spreadsheet in Excel 2000 that I'm using to track milestones in a Project. I have a project start date and I need to add business days to a specific date or cell in the spreadsheet. I now how to add days to a cell. I have done that on some milestones dates. But on a few dates, I need to add workdays/weekdays to a date. |
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![]() j0white Wrote: I have a spreadsheet in Excel 2000 that I'm using to track milestones in a Project. I have a project start date and I need to add business days to a specific date or cell in the spreadsheet. I now how to add days to a cell. I have done that on some milestones dates. But on a few dates, I need to add workdays/weekdays to a date. Hi j0white You could use the WORKDAY function, if the project start date was in cell A1 and you wanted to add 6 working days the formula would be =WORKDAY(A1,6) If there are holiday dates or dates you do not want included the formula would become =WORKDAY(A1,6, {38679}), where 38679 is the serial number of the date, you can find the serial number of the data by typing in a date and formating it as General Alternatively you could have a list of holiday or dates you want excluded and use the cell references of the dates instead, in which case the formula would look like this =WORKDAY(A1,6,Z1) -- Paul Sheppard ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Paul Sheppard's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=24783 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=479993 |
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I tried the following with no luck.
Formula Error Message =WORKDAY(E6,6) #NAME? =WEEKDAY(E6,6) #NUM! I tried Weekday because it is listed in Paste Function as a Function Name. Do you have any other suggestions? I would appreciate it. Thanks. "Paul Sheppard" wrote: j0white Wrote: I have a spreadsheet in Excel 2000 that I'm using to track milestones in a Project. I have a project start date and I need to add business days to a specific date or cell in the spreadsheet. I now how to add days to a cell. I have done that on some milestones dates. But on a few dates, I need to add workdays/weekdays to a date. Hi j0white You could use the WORKDAY function, if the project start date was in cell A1 and you wanted to add 6 working days the formula would be =WORKDAY(A1,6) If there are holiday dates or dates you do not want included the formula would become =WORKDAY(A1,6, {38679}), where 38679 is the serial number of the date, you can find the serial number of the data by typing in a date and formating it as General Alternatively you could have a list of holiday or dates you want excluded and use the cell references of the dates instead, in which case the formula would look like this =WORKDAY(A1,6,Z1) -- Paul Sheppard ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Paul Sheppard's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=24783 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=479993 |
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Look at excel's help for =Workday() and you'll see that it's part of the
analysis toolpak. Help will even tell you how to install that addin. If you look at excel's help for =weekday(), you'll see the support parms. j0white wrote: I tried the following with no luck. Formula Error Message =WORKDAY(E6,6) #NAME? =WEEKDAY(E6,6) #NUM! I tried Weekday because it is listed in Paste Function as a Function Name. Do you have any other suggestions? I would appreciate it. Thanks. "Paul Sheppard" wrote: j0white Wrote: I have a spreadsheet in Excel 2000 that I'm using to track milestones in a Project. I have a project start date and I need to add business days to a specific date or cell in the spreadsheet. I now how to add days to a cell. I have done that on some milestones dates. But on a few dates, I need to add workdays/weekdays to a date. Hi j0white You could use the WORKDAY function, if the project start date was in cell A1 and you wanted to add 6 working days the formula would be =WORKDAY(A1,6) If there are holiday dates or dates you do not want included the formula would become =WORKDAY(A1,6, {38679}), where 38679 is the serial number of the date, you can find the serial number of the data by typing in a date and formating it as General Alternatively you could have a list of holiday or dates you want excluded and use the cell references of the dates instead, in which case the formula would look like this =WORKDAY(A1,6,Z1) -- Paul Sheppard ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Paul Sheppard's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=24783 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=479993 -- Dave Peterson |
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