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Old 16-01-2012, 10:52   #1
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Excel adding working days only

Hi all

I have a column of dates and would l add 20 working days(excluding weekends) to each date.

Is there a formula to do this ???

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Re: Excel adding working days only

Try the "WORKDAY" function.

=WORKDAY(A1,20) - where A1 is the cell with the initial date in it.

It is on the "Formulas" tab, then select "Date & Time", then "WORKDAY"
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Re: Excel adding working days only

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Try the "WORKDAY" function.

=WORKDAY(A1,20) - where A1 is the cell with the initial date in it.

It is on the "Formulas" tab, then select "Date & Time", then "WORKDAY"
Many thanks for this......

Tried it and it comes up #Name?

Can not find Formulas tab......

Can you please advise....

Many thanks

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Re: Excel adding working days only

Depends on which version of Excel you have.

2003 needs the Analysis ToolPak installing first (from Tools/Add-Ins). 2010 just has it built in.
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Re: Excel adding working days only

select the contents of the row/column, then click in the bottom right hand corner of the selection box, and you can set the dates to be workdays only.
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select the contents of the row/column, then click in the bottom right hand corner of the selection box, and you can set the dates to be workdays only.
You mean the autofill? That just allows you to fill down with incrementing weekdays only.

Hugh's function is the right one, though you may want to add the bank holidays in to the exception list. Put the bank holidays in a list anywhere, even a different worksheet in the same workbook, and name the range BankHols then use this:

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=WORKDAY(A1,20,BankHols)
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