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Adding on a 24 hour clock basis
Stefi & Bob this is perfect
Many many thanks Suddes "Bob Phillips" wrote: How silly. Try this =WORKDAY(A1,3)+MOD(A1,1) -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "Suddes" wrote in message ... Hi Stefi I tried this and changed the cell format but the result dse not display the time part ie 29/6/6 09:00:00 plus 3 working days should return 04/7/6 09:00:00 but i get 04/07 00:00 it does not seem to be looking at the hours?! any advice Thanks "Stefi" wrote: Hi Suddes, 29/6/6 + 3 working days gives 4-Jul, because the following three working days are 30/6, 3/7, 4/7 being 1/7, 2/7 Saturday and Sunday. The formula is (if the date to be increased is in A1) : =WORKDAY(A1,3) Format the result cell like dd-mmm h:mm Regards, Stefi "Suddes" ezt Ă*rta: Hello all, i am sure this is very simple but..... I am trying to add 3 working days to a date and time and have the answer displayed in dd/mmm hr:mmm format so if i add 3 working days to 29/6/6 9:00 i would have the answer retrned as 3-Jul 9:00 Thanks for your guidence Suddes |
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