How to Count Only Weekdays but have the total Calmative For each week.

Jelsey

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Hello Again,
I am working on a Horizontal calendar to track days off work. I want to use the weekend columns to total the number of Days Off each week. However I want it to be cumulative. So in column H, would have the off days totaled from column C - G. and then in Column O would have the total days off from Column C - D and J - N, and column V would have the total days Off from Column C - D and J - N and Q - U (and so on). What would be a good approach for that?


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thanks Dave, I didn't see that additional argument in the function. I'm happy I learned more Excel today!
 
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