count of working days to include current month

DDT123

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Greetings, I have a table and needing to know the count of working days in a week but, to exclude days which fall into a different month from the weeknum. Our office is open Monday thru Saturday, so if the begin date falls on a Monday, there's potentially 6 working days in that week.

Example: week number 22 of year 2023 was May 29 thru June 4. There were 3 working days in week 22 which were in May.

I've included a screenshot of what the table should look like, but needing the formula in the first column.
 

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1June01-Jun-202330-Jun-20232615-Jun-2023
2
3Mon 29-May-23Sat 01-Jul-2326
4
53026
6
7Mon 29-May-23Sun 04-Jun-233
8Mon 05-Jun-23Sun 11-Jun-236
9Mon 12-Jun-23Sun 18-Jun-23413
10Mon 19-Jun-23Sun 25-Jun-238
11Mon 26-Jun-23Sun 02-Jul-23513
12
13Thu 01-Jun-2315-Jun-202313
1416-Jun-202330-Jun-202313
15
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Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
F1F1=NETWORKDAYS.INTL(D1,E1,11)
F3F3=NETWORKDAYS.INTL(MAX(C3,D1),MIN(E1,D3),11)
F5F5=C5-NETWORKDAYS.INTL(D1,E1,"1111110")
G9G9=SUM(F7:F9)
F7:F8F7=NETWORKDAYS.INTL(MAX(C7,D$1),MIN(D7,G$1),11)
F9F9=NETWORKDAYS.INTL(MIN(C9,G$1),MIN(D9,G$1),11)
F10F10=NETWORKDAYS.INTL(MIN(C10,G$1+1),MIN(D10,E$1),11)
F11F11=NETWORKDAYS.INTL(MAX(C11,G$1),MIN(D11,E$1),11)
G11G11=SUM(F10:F11)
F13:F14F13=NETWORKDAYS.INTL(C13,D13,11)
Thank you, it worked! I didn't have the helper cells as you had for the first and last days of the month. I appreciate your time in helping me :)
 
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The newer CONCAT function can reference a range of cells. =CONCATENATE(A1,A2,A3,A4,A5) becomes =CONCAT(A1:A5)
And where is excel being told you are only interested in May?

I didn't have the helper cells as you had for the first and last days of the month.
Yeah, we had no way of knowing from your description how this month is determined, as you did not mention that/answer Steve's question.
There might be ways of doing it without those cells if we we knew how we could determine which month to go against (is it in some cell in the workbook, or is it always the current month)?
 
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