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I would like to add days to a start date, that will provide me with an end date. However, I only want to count workdays. So that my due date is always a workday.
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Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Houston,Texas
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Check out =Networkdays() in the help file.
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Join Date: Feb 2002
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where A1 houses a start date. You can even exclude the holidays in determining the due date: =WORKDAY(A1,10,HOLIDAYS) where HOLIDAYS is the name of range where holidays are listed. You need to have activated Analysis Toolpak (via Tools|Add-Ins) in order to use this function. |
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