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Default Question about the =NETWORKDAYS FUNCTION?

I aiming trying to calculate the lag between 2 dates. I have several questions.

1. I am using the =NETWORKDAYS function, but I am finding that if I receive
something on 07/04/06 and I send it out on 07/04/06, it is giving me a lag of
1. Shouldn't the lag be zero?

2. I need to calculate the lag but I do not want to include the start date?
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Default Question about the =NETWORKDAYS FUNCTION?

This is because NETWORKDAYS calculates the number of days between two
dates, including the final date. To ncalculatre lag, just subtract 1.

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I aiming trying to calculate the lag between 2 dates. I have several

questions.

1. I am using the =NETWORKDAYS function, but I am finding that if I

receive
something on 07/04/06 and I send it out on 07/04/06, it is giving me a lag

of
1. Shouldn't the lag be zero?

2. I need to calculate the lag but I do not want to include the start

date?


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