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Old 10-16-2013, 07:34 AM
ketanco ketanco is offline showing calendar days by keeping normal workday calendar Windows 7 64bit showing calendar days by keeping normal workday calendar Office 2007
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Default showing calendar days by keeping normal workday calendar

on my schedules i am showing everything in workdays. and the regular calendar i have is excluding weekends.



when people look at my schedules and see the durations, by default first they assume calendar days. so for example when i show 15 days duration, i mean 3 weeks of activity from 3x5 workdays = 15 days. but they assume 15 calendar days.

this creates confusion and everytime i have to explain the situation.

is there a way that i show the duration in calendar days, but at the same time still keep the saturdays and sundays as non working days?

or, when i show calendar days, saturday and sunday automatically calculated as workdays now and in every calculation they are included now - which i dont want....
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