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    I have two dates in a spread sheet and I am trying to calculate the number of days between the two days, but excluding weekend days. Any ideas on how to pull that off?

    Tom

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    • #718929

      In Excel 97, there’s a function called NETWORKDAYS. It may be part of the Analysis ToolPak. I’m not sure if it’s different in Excel 2000, but if you go to ToolsAdd-Ins, you might see a check box for the ‘Analysis ToolPak’.

    • #718930

      In Excel 97, there’s a function called NETWORKDAYS. It may be part of the Analysis ToolPak. I’m not sure if it’s different in Excel 2000, but if you go to ToolsAdd-Ins, you might see a check box for the ‘Analysis ToolPak’.

    • #719313

      As Chipshot says the correct command is NETWORKDAYS but it is a regular Excel command in 2000.

      NETWORKDAYS(start_date,end_date,holidays)

      NETWORKDAYS(“10/01/1999″,”2/15/2000”,{“12/24/1999″,”1/3/2000”}) excludes Dec 24, 1999 and Jan 3, 2000 and equals 96.

      Go to your Excel help page and type in NETWORKDAYS for more details.

    • #719314

      As Chipshot says the correct command is NETWORKDAYS but it is a regular Excel command in 2000.

      NETWORKDAYS(start_date,end_date,holidays)

      NETWORKDAYS(“10/01/1999″,”2/15/2000”,{“12/24/1999″,”1/3/2000”}) excludes Dec 24, 1999 and Jan 3, 2000 and equals 96.

      Go to your Excel help page and type in NETWORKDAYS for more details.

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