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WORKDAY
The WORKDAY function returns the date/time value that is the given number of working days before or after a given date. Working days exclude weekends and any other specified dates.
WORKDAY(date, work-days, exclude-dates)
date: A date/time value or date string.
work-days: A number value representing the number of working days. work-days is a positive value if the desired date is after date and a negative value if the desired date is before date.
exclude-dates: An optional collection of other dates that should be excluded from the count. exclude-dates must contain date/time values or date strings.
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Suppose that November 11, 2009 and November 26, 2009 are holidays. If these two values are entered in cells B2 and B3, respectively, you could find the date of the 20th work day after November 1, 2009, excluding these holidays, using the formula: =WORKDAY("11/01/2009", 20, B2:B3) returns Dec 1, 2009, the work day 20 days after 11/01/2009, excluding weekends and the two holidays. |