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NETWORKDAYS Help
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I have received great advice from this forum on a few queries that I have had when creating complex documents and formulae. I'm hoping to utilise that help again. Scenario I have a network days formula in my spreadsheet to track Manager requests. I have 2 working days to respond to the request. My formula is set up to calculate the number of working days from the date request was received until the date that I respond (excluding holidays) I now want to tweak the formula further so that if the Manager request is received after 12 noon that it doesn't count as a working day e.g. request received 2.30pm on 9 May 2016 won't count as a working day until 10 May 2016. Hope that makes sense! Any ideas? Any help greatly appreciated. Lynn |
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Perhaps replace request date in your NETWORKDAYS function with =IF(and(mod(request_date,1)>=0.5,mod(request_date, 1)<1),request_date+1,request_date)
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Hi, Pecoflyer
Thanks for the response. I tried the formula with no luck. I have attached a snapshot of the spreadsheet and was hoping you could advise me further. Do I need a column for time received and responded? Appreciate any advice! Lynn :-) |
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