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I am using DATE & WORKDAY to show working days between activities in a
project plan I am preparing. So that the function can consider public holidays and other non-working dates, I want to build an array constant that contains the dates in question. The WORKDAY function can then refer to this array constant for its calculations. My question is: How do I set up an array constant based on the holiday dates I want to use? I want to use an array, rather than just a range of cells with the dates in them. I'm using Excel 2002 (10.6501.6735) with SP3. Windows XP Professional (Version 2002) SP2. Thanks in advance. Regards, Cliff |
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You can use an array constant like so
=WORKDAY(TODAY(),5,{"14/04/2006","17/04/2006"}) if that is what you mean, but a range is far more flexible. -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "CliffD" wrote in message ... I am using DATE & WORKDAY to show working days between activities in a project plan I am preparing. So that the function can consider public holidays and other non-working dates, I want to build an array constant that contains the dates in question. The WORKDAY function can then refer to this array constant for its calculations. My question is: How do I set up an array constant based on the holiday dates I want to use? I want to use an array, rather than just a range of cells with the dates in them. I'm using Excel 2002 (10.6501.6735) with SP3. Windows XP Professional (Version 2002) SP2. Thanks in advance. Regards, Cliff |
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Bob,
Thanks for this; I'll try it later. I've re-read the help text I was looking at, and the array constant works as long as the dates are converted to their serial number format. This obviously makes setting up the array a lot simpler and then by naming the array, it makes the task of pointing the function to the correct range of cells a lot easier. Thanks & regards, Cliff "Bob Phillips" wrote: You can use an array constant like so =WORKDAY(TODAY(),5,{"14/04/2006","17/04/2006"}) if that is what you mean, but a range is far more flexible. -- HTH Bob Phillips (remove nothere from email address if mailing direct) "CliffD" wrote in message ... I am using DATE & WORKDAY to show working days between activities in a project plan I am preparing. So that the function can consider public holidays and other non-working dates, I want to build an array constant that contains the dates in question. The WORKDAY function can then refer to this array constant for its calculations. My question is: How do I set up an array constant based on the holiday dates I want to use? I want to use an array, rather than just a range of cells with the dates in them. I'm using Excel 2002 (10.6501.6735) with SP3. Windows XP Professional (Version 2002) SP2. Thanks in advance. Regards, Cliff |
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