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I have been trying to subtract two dates from each other to get the number of days. The problem is I do not want to include Saturday and Sunday.
Example: 1/2/14 - 12/27/13 = 6 which includes the weekend. Need the result to be 4. How can I use the Workday function for this or is there some other function I should be using. Thanks GWB |
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Use NETWORKDAYS(start,end,[holidays])
[holidays] is an optional range of holidays to exclude. The equation returns the number of days between the dates inclusive of the dates so for your dates, the function returns 5 (without accounting for holidays). |
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Awesome, Thanks for the help!!!
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