Subtracting Workdays From A Set Date
May 13, 2009I am using excel 2003 and I am trying to subtract 20 days from the date in cell A3 in order to give me a date for me to order materials. However all I get is #NAME? in the cell.
View 4 RepliesI am using excel 2003 and I am trying to subtract 20 days from the date in cell A3 in order to give me a date for me to order materials. However all I get is #NAME? in the cell.
View 4 RepliesI have data in column C which is the date and time
Data is: 16/06/2014 09:47:14
Cells are formatted as dd/mm/yyyy" "hh:mm:ss
Column H has another date and time based on service level agreements
Data is 17/06/2014 09:47:14
Cells are formatted as dd/mm/yyyy" "hh:mm:ss
I need to add 3 workdays to the 1st value so it returns 19/06/2014 09:47:14
I've used the following formula =WORKDAY(C2,3) and it returns the correct date but time shows as 00:00:00. Is there way I can pick up the time from Cell C2?
I am looking for a formula which substract a number of workdays defined in a cell from a date defined i nanother cell. For example I have a date in cell B2: 10.08.2014 - this is the due date for service delivery. In cell C2 there is a number of workdays: 84 - this is the duration for the delivery process. I would like to have a formula calculating in cell D2 the date when the delivery process has to start. The tricky point is that B2 is basicly a range of merged cells B2:B6. As an example I am attaching an exmple sheet.
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=IF(G13="",IF(H13>1,1,IF(G13>1,workdays(H13,G13,Holidays))))
The intent is to calculate the completion date against the assigned date as follows:
G13 - Typically the assign date but sometimes can be blank because someone forgets or doesn't bother to insert
For this example, let's say: 12/17/12
H13 - Completion date
For this example, let's say: 12/20/12
I'm expecting a result of '3' for 3 days
The first half of the function is intended to calculate 1 day if G13 is blank or not defined. However, when I have dates in both cells, I'm getting a "false" answer instead of a numerical value that I'm expecting.
In our workplace, we do work weekends & sometimes 7 days a week.
How to add 2 "working days" to a date, including Saturdays as work days, and excluding holidays and Sundays? Similar to: = WORKDAY ("01/02/2008", 2, 39451) But instead of resulting in Mon Jan 7th, the answer should be Sat Jan 5th. (39451 is Fri Jan 4th.)
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My current example is:
5/24/12 - 11/3/10 = 568
There is a problem with my formula as the answer of 568 is currently meaningless. How do I convert this?
Using Excel 2007
Assume I have a simple date array
1/13/20142/12/20143/12/20144/11/20145/13/20146/11/2014
I want Excel to see where today's date falls and return how many work days it is from the date boundaries.For example, today is 2/8, which falls between 1/13/2014 and 2/12/2014
Cell I19
=LOOKUP(TODAY(),B2:Q2)- yields 1/13/2014
=NETWORKDAYS(I19,TODAY()) yields 20 workdays
But I want to also grab the 2/12/2014 date and get the number of workdays from that- all in one equation.If not one equation then 2 but not separated for each border date like I have above
I am trying to take the year from today's date then subtract away a date from a referenced date in a separate workbook. Then I want to put this result into an IF statement. For example if the result is between the number 1 and 4, display 1, if the result is between 5 and 9, display 2, etc. Right now, I'm simply trying to reference the separate workbook for the date and subtract that from today's date, but I'm stuck because I only get the date's serial number back.
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I have a working week that starts at 07:00 on a Monday morning and finishes at 14:30 on a Friday afternoon.
For planning purposes I need to know at any given point how many working hours are left. The reason for this is so that I can multiply that figure by the amount of Engineers available which will give me the amount of Man Hrs left in the week.
For example - if it is 11:00am on the Tuesday, how many working hours are left ....
I've tried a number of examples but I can't seem to get it to work. the desired results in column C.
10/17/11 12:00 PM10/17/11 1:00 PM1:0010/17/11 12:00 PM10/17/11 9:00 AM(3:00)10/17/11 12:00 PM10/16/11 9:00 AM(27:00)
Here is what I have:
A B C D
Date ReceivedApproved DateDenied DateTurn Time
1/1/14 1/13/14 9
Turntime is calculated with this formula:
=IF(A4<>"",IF(COUNT(B3,C3),NETWORKDAYS(A3,IF(B3<>"",B3,C3)),""),"")
What I need is to not count the first day it is received in the calculation for the Turn Time. So in this instance I need the Turn Time to say 8 instead of 9. If I just subtract a 1 then I get an error if the Approved Date or the Denied Date are not filled in yet.
How can I change the ....
View 14 Replies View RelatedI have a userform that captures dates and records them to another excel workbook so we can analyse the data. I have one last part to finalise; When a date is added to the "daterecievedtxtbox" I would like a formula to be offset to the end of the spreadsheet, that will take this date and add 3 working days to it. Then I can add in some formulas later to flag them when the date passes the 3 working days.
At the moment I have this:
[Code] ....
Which adds 3 days to this txtbox and writes it to the sheet that I have defined. I would like to know if there is a function that I can use to add 3 WORKING days to this, excluding saturday and sunday.
I would like to know how to get the number of working days in a month based on the date in B4 which is formatted as "mmmm".
So if B4 was October the result would be 22 regardless of the actual date in B4.
I also have a named range "Holidays" for UK bank holidays (ready for December) that I would like included within the formula.
I need a way to calculate the number of workdays, Saturdays and Sundays in a month.
In my model, the client can choose to work on Saturdays and/or Sundays.I need someway to show that a given month (e.g. June 2014) has some # of workdays, and some # of Saturdays and some # of Sundays.I can do this on three separate rows.
eg.
Row 1: Month
Row 2: Wordays
Row 3: Saturdays
Row 4: Sundays
Still i need some way of determining that a given month (June 2014) has 22 work days, 4 Saturdays and 5 Sundays,... et cetera
I am looking to find a way to filter a list for the next twenty business days.
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=NETWORKDAYS(I2,P2,Sheet3!$A$2:$A$10)
What formula would I use to display how many workdays there are in a month.
The month is displayed in cell A1
I have an excel file I am working on with a due date column. I have already created 2 conditional formatting.
1. if cell value is less than today's date then format the cell red
2. if cell value equals today's date then format the cell orange
I need to create two more conditional format....one where it looks at today's date and if the due date date cell is within 1-3 business days from today's date then I want the cell format to turn yellow and I need a last conditional format to look at today's date again and if the due date cell is within 4 -5 business days from today's date then I want the cell format to turn green. Can these two additional conditional formats be done?
I am trying to map the total networkdays across the months of the year for a list of contracts with variable start and end dates.
Example of the results I'm after:
Contract StartDate EndDate January February March etc.
Contract1 15 Jan 07 13 Jul 07 13 20 20
Contract2 5 Feb 07 2 Mar 07 0 18 2
I assume that the add-in NETWORKDAYS function is involved (and I'm ordinarily comfortable with using this function with only two dates and my named range of holiday dates), but I can't seem to figure out how to use it in this more complicated way. My own extensive struggles with it have led to ridiculously long and nested formulas that even I didn't understand after a few days away from them. I've searched the posts and seen questions similar to mine, but not close enough to give me a solution.
I need to calculate the difference between two work days to understand how many days late we missed a due date. The NETWORKDAYS formula gives me the COUNT of the workdays, but I need the difference.
Example 1:
Expected Due date: 3/3/08
Actual Due date: 3/3/08
NETWORKDAYS for the dates above gives me the value of 1, but for my needs I need the resulting value to be zero.
Example 2:
Expected Due date: 3/3/08
Actual Due date: 3/5/08
NETWORKDAYS for example 2 provides a value of -3 (days late), but in reality it's only -2 (days late)
I need a VBA Function, I have a start dates in column A and end dates in column B what I need in column C is the abbreviated days excluding the weekends. For example if I have 11/11/13 in A1 and 11/20/13 in B1 then in C1 I need (including start and end date) Wed, Thu, Fri, Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri. Another example If I have 11/29/13 in A1and 12/3/13 in B1 then in C1 I need Fri, Mon, Tue.
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I need to get the number of business days for the month that is entered in the cell. I tried NETWORKDAY formula but needs a start and end date.
what was wrong with this formula, an error message comes up saying VALUE, im trying to get the formula to say that - If 2 dates are different then subtract one from the other to get a number of working days, but if the dates are both the same then to -1 from the value as for some reason the value is coming back as 2 when it should be 0?
=IF(OR(M17>0,N17>0),NETWORKDAYS(M17,N17,holidays)+1+Q17,IF(OR(M17=N17),NETWORKDAYS(M17,N17,holidays)-1,0))
I need to create a business days calendar consisnting of two columns start_date and end_date. Start_date is today (always a work day), end_date column will have to be start_day +1 day, start_day +2 days, start_day +7 days, start_day +30 days, and so on till + 3600 days. Every end_date must fall on a business day, or the first following business day if it is falls on a WE. Assume I know all holidays for the next 10 years. I could use Workdays or other built in function, the trouble is they all assume Sat and Sun as WE, my WEs are FRI and SAT! I tried to write a UDF but I'm failing miserably with too many ifs and elses,
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I used the following function to test it:
Function CalcNetDays(dInitial As Date, dEnd As Date)
CalcNetDays = NetworkDays(dInitial, dEnd)
End Function
Any reason the function is not working?
Also, I need to add the holidays to the function. The holidays are listed on a worksheet column. Do I simply add the range to the function, like below?
CalcNetDays = NetworkDays(dInitial, dEnd, Range("Holidays"))
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