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Default workdays formula ends on weekend date

I'm trying to calculate end dates similar to MS Project based upon a start
date and duration in workdays.

Start Date = 1/3/2006
Workdays = 28 - 1 day adjustment to get the END DATE
Holidays = ignore for now, not using it

Therefore... formula is WORKDAYS(1/3/2006,28)-1 = 2/9/2006
this is okay, but when increased to 29 days the end date should be 2/10/2006
but Excel jumps to 2/12/2006 which is a Sunday.

Why? What am i doing wrong?

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Default workdays formula ends on weekend date

Hi!

I don't know why you're subtracting a day, but you need to subtract the day
inside the function:

=WORKDAY("1/3/2006",29-1)

But if you're doing that then why not just:

=WORKDAY("1/3/2006",28)

Biff

"Charles C." <Charles wrote in message
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I'm trying to calculate end dates similar to MS Project based upon a start
date and duration in workdays.

Start Date = 1/3/2006
Workdays = 28 - 1 day adjustment to get the END DATE
Holidays = ignore for now, not using it

Therefore... formula is WORKDAYS(1/3/2006,28)-1 = 2/9/2006
this is okay, but when increased to 29 days the end date should be
2/10/2006
but Excel jumps to 2/12/2006 which is a Sunday.

Why? What am i doing wrong?



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Default workdays formula ends on weekend date

Biff

Subtracting the day becuase workdays is inclusive of the start and end dates.

Doing it outside of the formula was the problem.
Thanks.

"Biff" wrote:

Hi!

I don't know why you're subtracting a day, but you need to subtract the day
inside the function:

=WORKDAY("1/3/2006",29-1)

But if you're doing that then why not just:

=WORKDAY("1/3/2006",28)

Biff

"Charles C." <Charles wrote in message
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I'm trying to calculate end dates similar to MS Project based upon a start
date and duration in workdays.

Start Date = 1/3/2006
Workdays = 28 - 1 day adjustment to get the END DATE
Holidays = ignore for now, not using it

Therefore... formula is WORKDAYS(1/3/2006,28)-1 = 2/9/2006
this is okay, but when increased to 29 days the end date should be
2/10/2006
but Excel jumps to 2/12/2006 which is a Sunday.

Why? What am i doing wrong?




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