next date but not equal to saturday or sunday

lezawang

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Hi
I have table like below. The start date of Task2 is the End date of task1 +1


So B3 = D2 +1

But I want to avoid the date to be Saturday or sunday! So how can I do that so the start date of task2 wont be sat or sunday. Thank you so much.

taskstart date# of dayend date
task12/27/20194=WORKDAY(B2,C2)
task2=D2+1
task3
task4
task5
task6
task7
task8

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</tbody>
 

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Thank you very much. never crossed my mind. thanks again :)
 
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You're welcome & thanks for the feedback
 
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