No. days between dates excl. Sat & Sun ie work days only

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Is it possible to have a formula which calculates the no. of days between 2 dates, but excludes Sat & Sun?

e.g. 04/02/02 & 16/02/02 = 10 working days
 

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On 2002-02-19 11:30, Anonymous wrote:
Is it possible to have a formula which calculates the no. of days between 2 dates, but excludes Sat & Sun?

e.g. 04/02/02 & 16/02/02 = 10 working days
You can use =NETWORKDAYS(A1,A2) Assuming that A1 contains the start date, and A2 contains the end date.
 
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