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I have a date and a series of tasks that need to be completed by a
certain number of days from the intial date. The time to complete the
tasks can not include weekends or holidays.
Example: Initial date is 2/15/2006
I have 10 business days to complete a task

All Help will be appreciated. Thank you.


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=WORKDAY(A1,10)

Format as date
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I have a date and a series of tasks that need to be completed by a
certain number of days from the intial date. The time to complete the
tasks can not include weekends or holidays.
Example: Initial date is 2/15/2006
I have 10 business days to complete a task

All Help will be appreciated. Thank you.


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NIEK,
=WORKDAY(A1,10)
I tried that formula and the results came up as NAME.
Any suggestiond?Thanks,

TRAVELERSWAY


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Sounds like you're missing the Analysis TookPak Add-in. Excel's Help on
the WORKDAY function says the following:

1. On the Tools menu, click Add-Ins.
2. In the Add-Ins available list, select the Analysis ToolPak box, and
then click OK.
3. If necessary, follow the instructions in the setup program.


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TAYLORM,

I followed your suggestion. I now receive the same day but an extended
year: calculated date of 2/15/*20 *.

I am using a custom format for the date; xx"/"xx"/"xx will this affect
the results?

Thank you for your help.

TRAVELERSWAY.


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When I changed mine to a Custom format of xx"/"xx"/"xx as you said, it
displayed xx/xx/xx. So I'm not sure exactly what you're trying to do
there.

I have 2/15/2006 in cell A1, with a normal Date type format. In cell
B2 I have the following formula:
=WORKDAY(A1,10) to add 10 working days to 2/15/2006.

The result in cell B2 (with the same Date type format as cell A1) shows
3/1/2006.


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Yes, to make sense WORKDAY needs a date entered with delimiters like
02/01/06 for Feb 2006 using US settings
or it needs the conversion whatever that might be depending on how you enter
"dates"
Note that it is always better to enter dates that excel can recognize
instead of enter pseudo dates that one has to convert to excel dates

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TAYLORM,

I followed your suggestion. I now receive the same day but an extended
year: calculated date of 2/15/*20 *.

I am using a custom format for the date; xx"/"xx"/"xx will this affect
the results?

Thank you for your help.

TRAVELERSWAY.


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