Calculate a date in Future with Weekends and Holidays

MrTwister85

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I have a start date and I have working days. I need to calculate finish date which would extend further because of weekends and holidays. Does anyone know how to do that?
For example, 2/1/23 + 40 working days = Finish Date? (including weekends and holidays). In this case I know 40 working days is 8 weeks so I am missing 16 days of weekends plus whatever US holidays during that time.
 

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You want the Workday function
 
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What version of office are you using? You might want to look into =WORKDAY.INTL for resolution depending on your version of Excel.
 
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@brockk You don't need WORKDAY.INTL for just adding 40 workdays with holidays (as long as the Weekends are the standard Saturday and Sunday). The earlier WORKDAY handles that fine.
Please note that my date format is dd/mm/yyyy.

Book1.xlsb
CDEFGHIJ
111/04/2023New Year's Day †Monday02/01/2023
2Birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr.Monday16/01/2023
3Washington's Birthday (6 days)Monday20/02/2023
4Memorial DayMonday29/05/2023
5Juneteenth Independence DayMonday19/06/2023
6Independence DayTuesday04/07/2023
7Labor DayMonday04/09/2023
8Columbus DayMonday09/10/2023
9Veterans Day †Friday10/11/2023
10Thanksgiving DayThursday23/11/2023
11Christmas DayMonday25/12/2023
Sheet4
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C1C1=WORKDAY(TODAY(),40,J1:J11)
 
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You want the Workday function
Thank you!
 
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@MARK858, very true what you stated Sir. I just mentioned the option of the WORKDAY.INTL as it also gives the flexibility to take into consideration if the person's weekend is not both Saturday and Sunday. Also, if there are other non-working days that need to be considered. But, again as you stated for a simple 40 day count WORKDAY alone is sufficient. Excel is great..... !!! You gotta love it!
 
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Also, if there are other non-working days that need to be considered
WORKDAY takes those into account, the syntax is
Excel Formula:
WORKDAY( start_date, days, [holidays] )
 
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