Networkdays Formula question

miquele506

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Hello people,

I need this formula to count saturdays and sundays, at this point I don´t really know what to do, any advice?

=IF(OR(Q2={"Cancelled";"Filled";"On Hold"});NETWORKDAYS(R2;U2);NETWORKDAYS(R2;$GD$1))

Any questions please let me know.


Regards,
 

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Hi
As dates are actually "date serial numbers" you can just subtract them.

try this
Code:
=IF(OR(Q2={"Cancelled";"Filled";"On Hold"});(U2-R2);($GD$1-R2))

Paul.
 
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Hello guys, in the end I fix this this way:

=IF(OR(R2={"Cancelled";"Filled";"On Hold"});(V2-S2);($GE$1-S2))

It looks simple, but it does the work.

Thanks for all your help.

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