Date + 60 days - avoiding weekends

Matt_Chelmsford

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Hi,

I am struggling with a formula to calculate a date + 60 days, avoiding weekends.

A day of the 23/08/2022 + 60 days = 22/10/2022 which is Saturday, so need this to go to Monday 24th October 2022

I have tried the workday formula but this calculates 60 workdays and I end up with dates in November

Be extremely grateful for any help.

Regards

Matthew
 

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=WORKDAY(A1+59,1)
 
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