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I need to calculate dates, with Sunday (only) being skipped. Example: I want
to enter a date in a cell, and have excel add 5 days to it, skipping over Sunday (if needed) and print the result date in another cell. |
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Excelman,
If you mean add 5 days and if that lands on a Sunday add another day then try: =A1+5+(WEEKDAY(A1+5)=1) -- HTH Sandy In Perth, the ancient capital of Scotland and the crowning place of kings with @tiscali.co.uk "Excelman" wrote in message ... I need to calculate dates, with Sunday (only) being skipped. Example: I want to enter a date in a cell, and have excel add 5 days to it, skipping over Sunday (if needed) and print the result date in another cell. |
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If you want to add the number of working days in B1 to a date in A1, with
working days being defined as all days except Sundays =A1-WEEKDAY(A1,3)+INT(7/6*(B1+MIN(5,WEEKDAY(A1,3)))) "Excelman" wrote: I need to calculate dates, with Sunday (only) being skipped. Example: I want to enter a date in a cell, and have excel add 5 days to it, skipping over Sunday (if needed) and print the result date in another cell. |
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