NETWORKDAYS

lascough

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With help from Mr Excel members I have been able to create a spreadsheet which can calculate the number of days passed between two dates. The following formula works (where A9 is the start date and J9 the end). I have used the -1 at the end to knock off the date of ordering.

=IF(OR(A9="",J9=""),"",NETWORKDAYS(A9,J9))-1

The thing is, when no dates are enetered the cell displays #VALUE.

I have tried using ISERR and ISBLANK to correct this but I must be doing something wrong as I can not get it to work.

Any ideas???
 

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