Calculating weekdays in Excel - WORKDAY and NETWORKDAYS functions
This short tutorial explains the use of Excel NETWORKDAYS and WORKDAY functions to calculate workdays with custom weekend parameters and holidays.
Microsoft Excel provides two functions specially designed for calculating weekdays - WORKDAY and NETWORKDAYS.
The WORKDAY function returns a date N working days in the future or in the past and you can use it to add or subtract workdays to a given date.
Using the NETWORKDAYS function, you can calculate the number of workdays between two dates that you specify.
In modem versions of Excel 2010, 2013 as well as coming Excel 2016, more powerful modifications of the above-said functions are available, WORKDAY.INTL and NETWORKDAYS.INTL, which let you define which and how many days are weekend days.
And now, let's have a closer look at each function and see how you can use it to calculate working days in your Excel worksheets.
Excel WORKDAY function
The Excel WORKDAY function returns a date that is a given number of working days ahead of or prior to the start date. It excludes weekends as well as any holidays you specify.
The WORKDAY function is purposed for calculating workdays, milestones and due dates based on the standard working calendar, with Saturday and Sunday being the weekend days.
WORKDAY is a built-in function in Excel 2007, 2010, 2013 and Excel 2016. In earlier versions, you need to enable the Analysis ToolPak.
When using WORKDAY in Excel, you have to input the following arguments:
The first 2 arguments are required and the last one is optional:
- Start_date - the date from which to start counting weekdays.
- Days - the number of workdays to add to / subtract from start_date. A positive number returns a future date, a negative number returns a past date.
- Holidays - an optional list of dates that should not to be counted as working days. This can be either a range of cells containing the dates you want to exclude from calculations, or an array constant of the serial numbers representing the dates.
Now that you know the basics, let's see how you can use the WORKDAY function in your Excel worksheets.
How to use WORKDAY to add / subtract business days to date
To calculate workdays in Excel, follow these simple rules:
- To add workdays, enter a positive number as the days argument of a WORKDAY formula.
- To subtract workdays, use a negative number in the days argument.
Supposing you have a start date in cell A2, a list of holidays in cells B2:B5, and you want to find out the dates 30 workdays in the future and past. You can do this using the following formulas:
To add 30 workdays to the start date, excluding holidays in B2:B5:
=WORKDAY(A2, 30, B2:B5)
To subtract 30 workdays from the start date, excluding holidays in B2:B5:
=WORKDAY(A2, -30, B2:B5)
To calculate weekdays based on the current date, use the TODAY() function as the start date:
To add 30 workdays to today's date:
=WORKDAY(TODAY(), 30)
To subtract 30 workdays from today's date:
=WORKDAY(TODAY(), -30)
To supply the start date directly to the the formula, use the DATE function:
=WORKDAY(DATE(2015,5,6), 30)
The following screenshot demonstrates the results of all these and a few more WORKDAY formulas:
And naturally, you can enter the number of workdays to add to / subtract from the start date in some cell, and then refer to that cell in your formula. For example:
=WORKDAY(A2, C2)
Where A2 is the start date and C2 is the number of non-weekend days behind (negative numbers) or ahead of (positive numbers) the start date, no holidays to exclude.
Excel WORKDAY.INTL function
WORKDAY.INTL is a more powerful modification of Excel WORKDAY function that works with custom weekend parameters. As well as WORKDAY, it returns a date that is a specified number of workdays in the future or in the past, but lets you determine which days of the week should be considered weekend days.
The WORKDAY.INTL function was introduced in Excel 2010 and so is not available in earlier Excel versions.
The syntax of the Excel WORKDAY.INTL function is as follows:
The first two arguments are required and are akin to WORKDAY's:
Start_date - the initial date.
Days - the number of working days before (negative value) or after (positive value) the start date. If the days argument is supplied as a decimal number, it is truncated to the integer.
The last two arguments are optional:
Weekend - specifies which weekdays should be counted as weekend days. This can be either a number or a string, as demonstrated below.
| Number | Weekend days |
| 1 or omitted | Saturday, Sunday |
| 2 | Sunday, Monday |
| 3 | Monday, Tuesday |
| 4 | Tuesday, Wednesday |
| 5 | Wednesday, Thursday |
| 6 | Thursday, Friday |
| 7 | Friday, Saturday |
| 11 | Sunday only |
| 12 | Monday only |
| 13 | Tuesday only |
| 14 | Wednesday only |
| 15 | Thursday only |
| 16 | Friday only |
| 17 | Saturday only |
Weekend string - a series of seven 0's and 1's that represent seven days of the week, beginning with Monday. 1 represents a non-working day and 0 represents a workday. For example:
- "0000011" - Saturday and Sunday are weekends.
- "1000001" - Monday and Sunday are weekends.
At first sight, weekend strings may seem superfluous, but I personally like this method better because you can make a weekend string on the fly without having to remember any numbers.
Holidays - an optional list of dates you want to exclude from the working day calendar. This can be a range of cells containing the dates, or an array constant of the serial values representing those dates.
Using WORKDAY.INTL in Excel - formula examples
Well, the pretty big bulk of theory we've just discussed may seem quite complicated and confusing, but trying your hand at formulas will make things really easy.
On our dataset, with the start date in cell A2 and a list of holidays in A5:A8, let's calculate workdays with custom weekends.
- To add 30 workdays to the start date, Friday and Saturday counted as weekends and holidays in A5:A8 excluded:
=WORKDAY.INTL(A2, 30, 7, A5:A8)
or
=WORKDAY.INTL(A2, 30, "0000110", A5:A8) - To subtract 30 workdays from the start date, Sunday and Monday counted as weekends and holidays in A5:A8 excluded:
=WORKDAY.INTL(A2, -30, 2, A5:A8)
or
=WORKDAY.INTL(A2, -30, "1000001", A5:A8) - To add 10 workdays to the current date, Sunday being the only weekend day, no holidays:
=WORKDAY.INTL(TODAY(), 10, 11)
or
=WORKDAY.INTL(A2, 10, "0000001")
In your Excel sheet, the formulas may look similar to this:
Excel WORKDAY and WORKDAY.INTL errors
If your Excel WORKDAY or WORKDAY.INTL formula returns an error, the reason is likely to be one of the following:
#NUM! error occurs if either:
- a combination of the
start_dateanddaysarguments results in an invalid date, or weekendargument in the WORKDAY.INTL function is invalid.
#VALUE! error occurs if either:
start_dateor any value inholidaysis not a valid date, ordaysargument is non-numeric.
Excel NETWORKDAYS function
The NETWORKDAYS function in Excel returns the number of workdays between two dates, excluding weekends and, optionally, the holidays you specify.
The syntax of Excel NETWORKDAYS is intuitive and easy-to-remember:
The first two arguments are obligatory and the third one is optional:
- Start_date - initial date from which to start counting working days.
- End_date - the end of the period for which you are counting workdays.
Both the start date and end date are counted in the returned number of workdays.
- Holidays - an optional list of holidays that should not to be counted as work days.
How to use NETWORKDAYS in Excel - formula examples
Let's say you have a list of holidays in cells A2:A5, start dates in column B, end dates in column C, and you want to know how many workdays are between these dates. The appropriate NETWORKDAYS formula is easy to figure out:
=NETWORKDAYS(B2, C2, $A$2:$A$5)
Notice that the Excel NETWORKDAYS function returns a positive value when the start date is less than the end date, and a negative value if the end date is more recent than the start date (as in row 5):
Excel NETWORKDAYS.INTL function
Like NETWORKDAYS, Excel's NETWORKDAYS.INTL function calculates the number of weekdays between two dates, but lets you specify which days should be counted as weekend days.
The syntax of the NETWORKDAYS.INTL function is very similar to NETWORKDAYS', except it has the additional [weekend] parameter that indicates which days of the week should be counted as weekends.
The weekend argument can accept either a number or a string. The numbers and weekend strings are exactly the same as in the weekend parameter of the WORKDAY.INTL function.
The NETWORKDAYS.INTL function is available in modem versions of Excel 2010, 2013 and Excel 2016.
Using NETWORKDAYS.INTL in Excel - formula examples
Using the list of dates from the previous example, let's calculate the number of workdays between two dates with Sunday being the only weekend day. For this, you type number 11 in the weekend argument of your NETWORKDAYS.INTL formula or make a string of six 0's and one 1 ("0000001"):
=NETWORKDAYS.INTL(B2, C2, 11, $A$2:$A$5)
Or
=NETWORKDAYS.INTL(B2, C2, "0000001", $A$2:$A$5)
The following screenshot proves that both formulas return absolutely identical results.
How to highlight workdays in Excel
Using the WORKDAY and WORKDAY.INTL functions, you can not only calculate workdays in your Excel worksheets but also highlight them as your business logic requires. For this, you create a conditional formatting rule with either a WORKDAY or WORKDAY.INTL formula.
For example, in a list of dates in column B, let's highlight only future dates that are within 15 workdays from today's date, excluding two holidays in cells A2:A3. The most obvious formula that comes to mind is as follows:
=AND($B2>TODAY(), $B2<=WORKDAY(TODAY(), 15, $A$2:$A$3))
The first part of the logical test cuts off past dates, i.e. you check if a date is equal to or greater than today: $B2>TODAY(). And in the second part, you verify whether a date is no more than 15 weekdays in the future, excluding the weekend days and specified holidays: $B2<=WORKDAY(TODAY(), 15, $A$2:$A$3)
The formula looks correct, but once you create a rule based on it, you will realize that it highlights wrong dates:
Let's try to figure out why that happens. The problem is not with the WORKDAY function, as someone may conclude. The function is right, but... what does it actually do? It returns a date 15 workdays from now, excluding weekend days (Saturday and Sunday) and holidays in cells A2:A3.
Okay, and what does the rule based on this formula do? It highlights ALL the dates that are equal to or greater than today and less than the date returned by the WORKDAY function. You see? All the dates! If you don't want to color the weekends and holidays, then you need to explicitly tell Excel not to. So, we are adding two more conditions to our formula:
- The WEEKDAY function to exclude weekends: WEEKDAY($B2, 2)<6
- The COUNTIF function to exclude holidays: COUNTIF($A$2:$A$3, $B2)=0
As demonstrated in the below screenshot, the improved formula works perfectly:
=AND($B2>TODAY(), $B2<=WORKDAY(TODAY(), 15, $A$2:$A$3), COUNTIF($A$2:$A$3, $B2)=0, WEEKDAY($B2, 2)<6)
As you see, the WORKDAY and WORKDAY.INTL functions make calculating workdays in Excel quick and easy. Of course, your real-life formulas are likely to be more sophisticated, but knowing the basics helps immensely, because you can remember only a small set of essential things and derive the rest. I thank you for reading and hope to see on our blog next week!
65 Responses to "Calculating weekdays in Excel - WORKDAY and NETWORKDAYS functions"
I am having difficulties understandig the logic behind NETWORKDAYS being unable to return 0 (zero) working days when one uses the very same dates for start_date and end_date.
Also, WORKDAYS seems inconsistent with NETWORKDAYS as it allows 0 (zero) as its "days" argument.
Can you help me?
Hello, Paulo,
This is the way the two functions are implemented. Sorry, it's hard to say why Microsoft decided not to coordinate them.
Hello Paulo, you need to include -1 at the end of the formula. this is because excel calculation start calculate the start day. so you will get 1 day even if your start day and end day is the same day. example : =NETWORKDAYS(P12;C12)-1
Hello,
What if we WANT to include the weekends? So our total workdays would be 7 instead of 5..
I was looking for this also and got this answer from a co-worker. You just add the number of days you need from the date in the cell, ex. =A1+25 and it should return the date that is 25 days from the date you entered. Worked for me.
Hi,
Am working with =WORKDAY.INTL(L6+1,C32/7.5,11,Sheet1!B2:B16) as listed below for project schedules the problem noticed is with the weekend when listed as 11 its not calculating as desired see in the month of march 27th is sunday. Even after assigning the 11 the result is given as 27th march 2016. which as per above weekends dates should result as 28th-Mar-2016.. Please review and suggest a solution. Thank you.
Hello All,
Any review update on my above listed query,
Were, the parameters are as listed below;
L6 = contains 1st task completed date 26-Mar-2016
= for which i added 1 day, assuming that next 2nd task will start on the next day as L6 + 1
C32= is the estimated amount of effort needed to complete 2nd task in hours, which again is converted to days by dividing with 7.5 as C32/7.5
sheet1!B2:B16= contains yearly official exception holidays.....Kindly review and confirm a solution....Once again thank you...
My results for the NETWORKDAYS formula is not showing up as a numerical number. Rather in a date format m/d/yy.
Start Date: 3/24/16
End Date: 8/1/16
Result: 4/2/00 <-- I don't know what this means.
In both the start and end dates, I put in the date function =DATE(YYYY,M,D)
Do I have my cells formatted wrong? How can I get my results to show as a number?
Hello,
I ran into that default issue. Just need to format cells as a number to see your results.
Hope that help ---Cheers!
Hi,
I have scenario here. I have some engineers, who are working in two countries every month. I need to get available hours of each engineer in each country. Problem is, public holidays and working days of both countries are different. say in Country A, Saturday and Sunday are off, whereas in other country Friday and Saturday are off. similarly, public holidays are also different. Can someone guide me what logic should I use to cater this problem.
Regards.
Irfan Rasheed
=(NETWORKDAYS(AS3,AT3,$AY$3:$AY$4)-1)*("17:30"-"8:30")+IF(NETWORKDAYS(AT3,AT3,$AY$3:$AY$4),MEDIAN(MOD(AT3,1),"17:30","8:30"),"17:30")-MEDIAN(NETWORKDAYS(AS3,AS3,$AY$3:$AY$4)*MOD(AS3,1),"17:30","8:30")
AS3,AT3 = Start date, End date respectively
$AY$3:$AY$4 = Range of holidays
"17:30"-"8:30" = Shift end time to start time
Worked for us!!!
I have updated this formula as below to got days and hours
=((NETWORKDAYS.INTL(C5,D5,7,$B$2:$B$19)-1)*("18:00"-"9:00")+IF(NETWORKDAYS.INTL(D5,D5,7,$B$2:$B$19),MEDIAN(MOD(D5,1),"18:00","9:00"),"18:00")-MEDIAN(NETWORKDAYS.INTL(C5,C5,7,$B$2:$B$19)*MOD(C5,1),"18:00","9:00"))&" Days "&HOUR((NETWORKDAYS.INTL(C5,D5,7,$B$2:$B$19)-1)*("18:00"-"9:00")+IF(NETWORKDAYS.INTL(D5,D5,7,$B$2:$B$19),MEDIAN(MOD(D5,1),"18:00","9:00"),"18:00")-MEDIAN(NETWORKDAYS.INTL(C5,C5,7,$B$2:$B$19)*MOD(C5,1),"18:00","9:00"))&" Hours"
But the format is wrong like .0522225 Days 1 Hours
Great it works. Thanks for providing with examples.
I am also trying to figure out how to use this while including weekend days (7 day work week). Essentially I'm in a long-term medical facility and we want to know how many dates patients are served between admission and resolution of medical issue, but this can occur on weekends as well. I can't just add dates as in the example above for the same question, because the admission dates are not consistent to always add 2 days for the weekend, for instance. I'm not sure how to create a rule to bypass this situation. (I tried inputting 0000000 for weekend parameters, but it didn't work).
Thanks!
-jenny
Refer to this reply:
CC says:
February 9, 2016 at 6:07 pm
I was looking for this also and got this answer from a co-worker. You just add the number of days you need from the date in the cell, ex. =A1+25 and it should return the date that is 25 days from the date you entered. Worked for me.
What about wanting to use that formula but excluding holidays still?
I have a scenario where I want to count the number of WORKING days a contractor has been on site from a start date to today (excluding weekends and public holidays), and then how many days of these that there has been works happening on site.
I have set up the data in a table, with running dates in column A(i.e. as a diary type page in format Thursday,17th March 2016
), highlighted the dates in Red that are public holidays, then column B showing a number (0= men on site, 1= 1 man on site etc)
Can you help?
dear sir / madam,
could you pl give me an idea, how to find the number of days between the days,
i.e.
saturday - thursday = 5
Thursday - Wednessday = 6
b/r
gsr
For Above Example if for all process on Air cooler product required 25 hrs which is into qty then from current date what is the actual target date for air cooler that date should be shown in targeted date. At the time of calculation of all hrs consider above points :
1.Total Working Hrs are 8
2.Saturday is the Weekly Off.
3.If holiday in between then holidy list also maintain
Help!
I'm hoping for a solution to calculate the number of NETWORKDAYS between two dates, but to only display a value of zero or greater.
Example: we want to count the number of days the contract delayed start of a project.
Value A would be date of process kickoff.
Value B represents date worker completed their paperwork.
Value C represents when the contract was signed.
We are trying to count how many days from when value B occurred until Value C.
In many cases Value C happened first so it did not cause a delay. Therefore i need the Formula to return a value of zero rather than a negative number.
=IFERROR(NETWORKDAYS([@Received],[@[todays''s date]])-1,"N/A") I am using this fomrula to calculate a work date, and where there are blanks I would like it say N/A but it is placing "30472" on the line, how do I correct that?
I am trying to calculate the difference between a start date(arrives)and time to finish date/time (goes to workshop), I need to exclude weekends also for example
start date: 20/10/2016 10:45 (formatted in one cell)
finish date: 25/10/2016 11:30 (formatted in one cell)
I need to show complete total days, hours and mins (4d 0h 45m)
I have put this together with a little help but is quite right:=NETWORKDAYS(A13,B13)&" days "&TEXT(B13-A13,"h"" h ""m"" m """)
if the start date and finish date are the same and the only difference is the time/ hour I keep getting 1 day plus the hours (1d 3h 45m not 0d 3h 45m as I need)
any help would be great, thanks, David
How is the formula look like if i would like to count two separate weekdays excluding hoiliday between a range date in one formula?
Is it possible?
Thank you for your help
I am currently using the below formula in conditional formatting to shade today's date and the next 5 days as yellow in a column of like 30 dates. Since the weekends are never listed, can we make those days not factor in so the count can go Friday to Monday and continue shading conditionally?
=AND(T1>TODAY() +1,T1<=(TODAY()+5))
If it can count Friday as Day 1, Monday as Day 2, Tuesday as Day 3, etc.
And if it could apply to the whole document that would work too :)
Hi Guys / Gals,
I have learned alot here from this forums. So now, am having difficulties on how to computer for days that are adjustable.
E.G.
networkdays(today's date, end date, (holidays if any))
Now what I want is for example the project finish early compare to the end date so how will it automatically adjust the dates. Thanks...
Hi,
how can I calculate future days in excel excluding holidays and weekends? But I have to have real days in months ( 30 or 31)... do the function where I put 30 days doesn't help... example. start day is November 4th, I need date in 1y? and it should be November 6th 2017 because 4th and 5th is weekend. Hope you understood my question :)
I want to calculate the days of a specific task. sometimes the task has not been done but I would like to develop a function that when the cell is blank to automatically use the current day. Can somebody help me with this.
Hi!
I ve found your tutorial very interresting. Right now I'm trying to dispay days of a month per week(a table for each week(from monday to sunday) of the month.
A separate table for each week dispalying the day and the date with a title for each week(week from .... To ...).
Hope someone can help.
i need a function to get the Actual Number of days providing Working Days
example:
Suppose the Working Days = 5 so the actual Number f days should be 7 because there is two days weekend
another example :
suppose working days = 10 so the actual number of days should be 14 because there are 4 days weekend
so my question i need equation to calculate actual number of days when i entered the working days
I need some assistance. I am creating a spreadsheet to calculate budgetary allowance on a daily basis. I have successfully set it using the following formula:
A1= Monthly Budget for a given Expense account.
=A1/(EOMONTH(TODAY(),0)-TODAY())
I have just been informed since this is for work, it must exclude weekends. Please advise how to achieve this.
I need assistance and I don't find a way to eliminate 30536 when I use formula eg. Networkdays(B$2,today())and format as number its display 30536 if there is no date on cell B2. So how to make display zero for instance when there is no value on cell B2?
Thanks
Bapsy
Hi
Assume working 11:15 hours/day and 17 days/month,since i'm beginner in excel I use this simple formula(17*11.25) to get the result,but the result is shown in decimal.I want to display result in time hh:mm format.
Is there a way to have the number of days worked show as 0 until and end date has been entered using the networkdays.intl formula. I know the start dates for my projects but the end dates are not know until the jobs are finaled.
Hi, can anyone please tell me how I can add calendar days excluding bank holidays to a date in excel?
For example, if todays date is 16 feb 2017 and I want to add 90 calendar days excluding the bank holidays on 14&17 April and 1 May the date returned should be 19 May 2017.
Thanks in Advance
Hi, Please tell me how could I add Saturday as working day and remove holidays. I want to use networkdays or workday formula.
how would i include weekends and exclude holidays between 2 date time values (in order to find the total hours)?
If you want to count all days but holidays, you can use DATE and then subtract the number of holidays.
But if you have the list of holiday dates, the formula can be modified with COUNTIFS:
=(DATEDIF(F1,F2,"d")-COUNTIFS(E1:E14,">="&F1,E1:E14,"<="&F2))*24
where F1 - start date, F2 – end date, E1:E14 - holiday dates list.
Hi,
can I use 0000000 to make all days workdays?
If not how can do so? I have been trying to crate a formula to calculate only holidays without weekends.
Pls help ASAP.
Hi there!
Pls help me!
I need from the below data: Week over Week growth calendar week 5 vs calendar week 4
Date Sales
A column B columns
1. 01.01.2017 $3 309
2. 2.01.2017 $1 475
3. 03.01.2017 $3 012
4. 04.01.2017 $4 667
5. 05.01.2017 $8 884
6. 06.01.2017 $3 718
7. 07.01.2017 $6 234
8. 08.01.2017 $7 957
9. 09.01.2017 $1 485
10.10.01.2017 $1 068
11.11.01.2017 $2 396
12.01.2017 $8 970
13.01.2017 $7 310
14.01.2017 $5 239
15.01.2017 $9 238
16.01.2017 $4 030
17.01.2017 $2 274
18.01.2017 $351
19.01.2017 $9 026
20.01.2017 $4 583
21.01.2017 $9 467
22.01.2017 $4 026
23.01.2017 $1 269
24.01.2017 $3 017
25.01.2017 $1 448
26.01.2017 $3 991
27.01.2017 $981
28.01.2017 $1 774
29.01.2017 $8 218
30.01.2017 $1 363
31.01.2017 $1 978
01.02.2017 $9 518
02.02.2017 $6 790
03.02.2017 $685
04.02.2017 $9 659
05.02.2017 $2 308
06.02.2017 $2 943
07.02.2017 $9 900
08.02.2017 $2 878
09.02.2017 $4 800
10.02.2017 $5 779
11.02.2017 $2 980
12.02.2017 $8 762
13.02.2017 $4 518
14.02.2017 $4 679
15.02.2017 $9 529
16.02.2017 $3 730
17.02.2017 $8 568
18.02.2017 $2 543
19.02.2017 $5 149
20.02.2017 $5 509
21.02.2017 $975
22.02.2017 $6 952
23.02.2017 $7 348
24.02.2017 $3 871
25.02.2017 $439
26.02.2017 $4 947
27.02.2017 $3 096
28.02.2017 $1 096
01.03.2017 $2 791
02.03.2017 $9 353
03.03.2017 $4 204
04.03.2017 $5 514
05.03.2017 $2 608
06.03.2017 $3 973
07.03.2017 $262
08.03.2017 $7 098
09.03.2017 $9 844
10.03.2017 $2 102
11.03.2017 $2 959
12.03.2017 $2 185
13.03.2017 $8 785
14.03.2017 $9 152
15.03.2017 $8 076
16.03.2017 $5 308
17.03.2017 $6 756
18.03.2017 $5 623
19.03.2017 $8 424
20.03.2017 $1 227
21.03.2017 $7 145
22.03.2017 $6 089
23.03.2017 $7 003
24.03.2017 $6 873
25.03.2017 $9 431
26.03.2017 $8 849
27.03.2017 $61
28.03.2017 $6 979
29.03.2017 $4 274
30.03.2017 $6 166
31.03.2017 $1 223
01.04.2017 $181
02.04.2017 $7 452
03.04.2017 $1 103
04.04.2017 $7 872
05.04.2017 $7 976
06.04.2017 $4 200
07.04.2017 $4 077
08.04.2017 $643
09.04.2017 $2 103
10.04.2017 $233
11.04.2017 $8 710
12.04.2017 $2 415
13.04.2017 $255
14.04.2017 $4 554
15.04.2017 $6 194
16.04.2017 $8 642
17.04.2017 $563
18.04.2017 $1 431
19.04.2017 $9 061
20.04.2017 $4 752
21.04.2017 $5 270
22.04.2017 $3 376
23.04.2017 $3 367
24.04.2017 $4 157
25.04.2017 $9 120
26.04.2017 $4 695
27.04.2017 $180
28.04.2017 $1 226
29.04.2017 $9 717
30.04.2017 $8 453
01.05.2017 $1 335
02.05.2017 $8 180
03.05.2017 $5 871
04.05.2017 $7 871
05.05.2017 $3
06.05.2017 $8 691
07.05.2017 $5 905
08.05.2017 $7 820
09.05.2017 $3 609
10.05.2017 $880
11.05.2017 $2 288
12.05.2017 $8 317
13.05.2017 $2 901
14.05.2017 $505
15.05.2017 $7 818
16.05.2017 $4 521
17.05.2017 $9 606
18.05.2017 $7 281
19.05.2017 $8 224
20.05.2017 $4 532
21.05.2017 $1 131
22.05.2017 $3 143
23.05.2017 $5 627
24.05.2017 $7 338
25.05.2017 $5 833
26.05.2017 $3 201
27.05.2017 $4 831
28.05.2017 $5 937
29.05.2017 $4 099
30.05.2017 $9 649
31.05.2017 $6 475
01.06.2017 $7 013
02.06.2017 $8 710
03.06.2017 $7 311
04.06.2017 $9 534
05.06.2017 $664
06.06.2017 $1 174
07.06.2017 $3 549
08.06.2017 $9 282
09.06.2017 $3 163
10.06.2017 $9 396
11.06.2017 $5 389
12.06.2017 $8 069
13.06.2017 $4 645
14.06.2017 $515
15.06.2017 $7 329
16.06.2017 $3 507
17.06.2017 $7 337
18.06.2017 $8 276
19.06.2017 $4 483
20.06.2017 $6 745
21.06.2017 $7 505
22.06.2017 $9 470
23.06.2017 $3 293
24.06.2017 $1 621
25.06.2017 $5 779
26.06.2017 $5 039
27.06.2017 $539
28.06.2017 $9 198
29.06.2017 $8 276
30.06.2017 $6 275
01.07.2017 $37
02.07.2017 $5 744
03.07.2017 $3 026
04.07.2017 $2 438
05.07.2017 $9 969
06.07.2017 $968
07.07.2017 $1 581
08.07.2017 $3 515
09.07.2017 $4 611
10.07.2017 $8 988
11.07.2017 $3 795
12.07.2017 $2 751
13.07.2017 $3 466
14.07.2017 $1 479
15.07.2017 $8 354
16.07.2017 $8 552
17.07.2017 $9 606
18.07.2017 $8 746
19.07.2017 $5 066
20.07.2017 $1 178
21.07.2017 $1 435
22.07.2017 $6 682
23.07.2017 $8 641
24.07.2017 $2 762
25.07.2017 $9 519
26.07.2017 $2 342
27.07.2017 $6 555
28.07.2017 $3 210
29.07.2017 $2 487
30.07.2017 $2 332
31.07.2017 $2 263
01.08.2017 $3 346
02.08.2017 $1 640
03.08.2017 $8 744
04.08.2017 $6 438
05.08.2017 $8 156
06.08.2017 $6 436
07.08.2017 $3 891
08.08.2017 $7 200
09.08.2017 $4 455
10.08.2017 $8 860
11.08.2017 $9 157
Good day to you all, I need help please.
Given the durations, I wanted to indicate the start and finish dates of each activity with the following conditions.
Assuming start of first activity on 07 July 2017
Start hour - 8:00AM
End Working hour per day - 18:00
Sunday and Holiday - No work.
Hope to receive your support guys. Thanks in advance.
Thank you so much for this explanation, it helped a lot! I am using the WORKDAY function and want to include holidays. What if you want to select multiple columns with holidays, for example column B and column C? Is it possible to add this to the formula?
Sir/Madam,
I want to format an excel sheet, need the result of number of working days by providing start date and end date.but the number of working days is 6 instead of 5. i tried with =networkdays, it is calculating 5 days per week.
this is for my company, to prepare the planning schedule. so, here 6 days per week and add all the national holidays in holidays list.
it would be great, if you can guide me, first to set a calendar with all national holidays and all Fridays as leave. then if i make a schedule with refer this calendar, then we can prepare the correct schedule with proper working days.
thank you
I like to remove the holidays. How would I get the end date? If I would give you give you the start date and the number of working days.
I like to remove the holidays. How would I get the end date? If I would give you give you the start date and the number of working days.
Yeah I said it but I didn't get the answer or formula for it. Thanks
I have two dates
start date : 16-08-2017 10:00
end date : 25-08-2017 : 18:00
the work timings are from 09:00 to 18:00 hrs.
The NETWORKDAY(start_day, end_date, list_of_aug_weekends) is returning me exactly 8 days which is correct. multiply it by 8, will get 64 hours. but can any one please help me with a formulae on getting 63 hours.
Thanks
Hello,
I need a formula to add 3 days to my below date and time and exclude weekend:
16-08-2017 10:00
Any idea? workday formula just adds 3 days and make the time 12 A.M. and does not consider the time.
Regards,
A
I think I figured it out:
=A1+IF(WEEKDAY(A1)=1,3,IF(WEEKDAY(A1)=2,3,IF(WEEKDAY(A1)=3,3,IF(WEEKDAY(A1)=4,5,IF(WEEKDAY(A1)=5,5,IF(WEEKDAY(A1)=6,5,4))))))
Any feedback?!
Hi Dear,
10/10/2017 is my last work day. I need to calculate total day has worked.(from 1-10th). however, I need to exclude weekend and Public holiday. what formula I should use?
Hi,
I need to calculate days a sample is overdue, and networkdays -1 works just fine unless the sample is approved on a weekend day. For example, a sample is due on Friday, and is approved on Saturday or Sunday. Just using NETWORKDAYS(W2,P2,)-1,0) returns 0 days late. But I need it to be 1, since technically it is approved after the due date. Any ideas?
Thank you for any help!
Hello,
If I understand your task correctly, please try the following formula:
=IF(AND((NETWORKDAYS(W2,P2)-1)=0,P2>W2),1,NETWORKDAYS(W2,P2)-1)
Hope this will help you!
I have a spreadsheet with metrics for closed tickets. I want my column for "age" to be business days only, it currently includes weekends. I have a column with the opened date, and a column for the closed date. I tried plugging in NETWORKDAYS(start_date, end_date)but nothing changed.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
how can I Combine this in one sheet.
=IF(A5="","",WORKDAY(A5+Holidays!C1-2,2,Holidays!A2:A11))
=IF(B5="","",WORKDAY(B5+Holidays!C1-9,2,Holidays!A2:A11-1))
How can I combine this in one Column.
=IF(B5="","",WORKDAY(B5+Holidays!C1-9,2,Holidays!A2:A11-1))
=IF(A5="","",WORKDAY(A5+Holidays!C1-2,2,Holidays!A2:A11))
HELP PLS! I have a list of dates in Coulmn L and then a list of dates in Cloumn M. I want to be able calculate network days between L:L and M:M and if the difference is 3 don’t count. I then want to sum all the 1’s! I would like to do this all in one formula and without a helper column if possible. I have over the 1000 dates in column L and the same in coulmn M. Is this possible?
Thanks!! Worked.
a1 sell add date 1.1.2018 and b1 sell add 31.1.2018. then i know in c1 sell (a1 sell to b1 sell) how days Friday. what is the formula. please send me the details...
Hello,
I am using the "=NETWORKDAYS(A1,B1)-1" function to count working days between two dates. A lot of sites I've looked at say that this formula should give me a "1" if the date for start and end is the same, but I am getting a "0". How can I make the same day turnaround show a "1"? This way dates that are the same day or one day after will return a "1" (i.e. 7/11/2018 to 7/11/2018 = 1 day and 7/11/2018 to 7/12/2018 = 1). Please let me know.
M:
NETWORKDAYS counts the number of work days from the start date as a day. The formula that you are using "=NETWORKDAYS(A1,B1)-1" is built to subtract the current date from the result. So, when =NETWORKDAYS(A1,B1) using 7/11/2018 to 7/11/2018 would ordinarily return a 1 it will return a 0. The idea being that the person who uses that formula wants to say that there are 0 days difference from 7/11 to 7/11.
If you use the formula "=NETWORKDAYS(A1,B1)-1" and 7/11/2018 to 7/12/2018 the result will be 2 days minus 1 day which leaves 1 day.
It sounds as if you should use the regular =NETWORKDAYS(A1,B1) formula to get the result you want.
Keep in mind the standard NETWORK days function won't count weekends so 7/13/18 to 7/15/18 will be 1 workday.
You can also include holidays in the calculation if you have a list of dates to use as holidays. The standard NETWORKDAYS function looks like this (startdate,enddate,[holiday]) with holiday being an option where you can enter the address of your holiday list.
I need to calculate number of days between today minus Holidays and Weekends and Dates in the past.
Example:
10/26/2017-Today()-Holidays & Weekends
Two dates on a job. Using NETWORKDAYS formula gives me a positive number. Since the project was completed early, how can I make the results a negative number (I.e -5)
Due date 8/7/18
Completed 7/31/18
Results: 5 day
Hi Irma D.
you can include an "IF" formula to force the "NETWORKDAYS" result as you need,
A1: Due date 8/7/18
A2: Completed 7/31/18
=IF(A2<A1,NETWORKDAYS(A2,A1)*-1,NETWORKDAYS(A2,A1))
How do i get workday from a date, e,g what is the workday on 12th December 2018 if Saturday and sunday are weekends?
Pls help
Suhuail:
The function TEXT used in this formula will return the day name from a date. Where the date is in J10 it looks like:
=TEXT(J10,"dddd")
I am trying to calculate the difference between two dates. If date 1 is 2/18/2019 and date 2 is 2/19/2019 i get the difference of 2. But for my purposes it should be 0, because essentially the 2nd date was entered of the data was entered on 2/18/2019 but only provided to my org on 2/19/2019. I could do -2 but then it does not work when Date 1 lands on a weekend because I am using NETWORKDAYS. Date 2 never lands on a weekend.
I think i need an IF function to -2 if Date 1 is a weekday. If date 1 is a weekend then it should only minus -1.