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Formulate column to accept dates with varying add to dates minus weekends.
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Sounds like you need the 'WORKDAY' function.
I believe it is a part of the Analysis Toolpak that comes with Excel. If
it's not loaded, go to...
ToolsAdd-ins...
and select 'Analysis ToolPak'
Now the 'WorkDay' function will definitely be available. It will not only
adjust for weekends but also Holidays if you want to specify them!
For example:
If Feb-06-2006 is in A1 and you want to add 3 days to it...
=WORKDAY(A1,3)
will give Feb-09-2006

If Feb-06-2006 is in A1 and you want to add 5 days to it...
=WORKDAY(A1,5)
will give Feb-13-2006

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