msword
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Hi. I wonder is Excel powerful enough to create days counter that skips weekends(gray squares in a pic):
Let's imagine that my goal is to do 2 push ups a day and I am using excel table to track the progress. Since July 13th is the 1st day of my workout program, by July 20 I need to make 6*2=12 push ups total (excluding Saturday(July 17) and Sunday(July 18)) etc.
There is no problem with calculation of the real number of push ups just utilizing the SUM() function. But how to determine the July 20 (or respectively any other white cell) as a 6th day and bound it somehow to current date to observe my progress in % in real time. Of course it should be updated automatically each day.
For example by July 20 I need to make 12 push ups. But I skipped 1 day and made only 10 push ups which is only 83% of the planned work.
Basically I want to made Excel to calculate that 83% for me.
Let's imagine that my goal is to do 2 push ups a day and I am using excel table to track the progress. Since July 13th is the 1st day of my workout program, by July 20 I need to make 6*2=12 push ups total (excluding Saturday(July 17) and Sunday(July 18)) etc.
There is no problem with calculation of the real number of push ups just utilizing the SUM() function. But how to determine the July 20 (or respectively any other white cell) as a 6th day and bound it somehow to current date to observe my progress in % in real time. Of course it should be updated automatically each day.
For example by July 20 I need to make 12 push ups. But I skipped 1 day and made only 10 push ups which is only 83% of the planned work.
Basically I want to made Excel to calculate that 83% for me.