Count of calendar days to business days

Sparty22

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I would appreciate any suggestions on the following as I am truly stuck.

I have a system that reports the number of calendar days a request has been in queue , but my teams SLA is based on business days. I need to be able to convert this number from calendar days to business days.

For example, on my report today it lists requests with the number of calendar days as 1.76, 3.59, 14.11 and 7.14. I need a formula/function to determine how many business days these requests have been in queue. I would also need to take into account a list of company holidays.

I appreciate any help that can be provided on this. Thank you!
 

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Hi & welcome to MrExcel.
Do you know the start date?
 
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My dates are the ‘in department age’ and not based off the actual start date. It doesn’t provide the date it was routed to my team. The report is run each morning so the number of days is calculated off of today’s date.
 
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If you don't know the start I don't see anyway of doing it.
For instance if you had 4 days it could be 2,3 or 4 days (ignoring holidays) depending on whether the start date was a Mon, Tues, Wed etc.
 
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We calculate the start date by =Today()-A1. The start date of all the request will vary.
 
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Is this what you mean
+Fluff v2.xlsm
ABCDEF
1DaysWork daysHolidays
21230/09/2020
32305/10/2020
43312/10/2020
543
653
764
875
986
1097
11107
12117
13127
14138
15149
16159
171610
18
Master
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B2:B17B2=NETWORKDAYS.INTL(TODAY()-A2,TODAY(),1,$F$2:$F$4)
 
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You're welcome & thanks for the feedback.
 
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