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How do I get the WORKDAY function?
I am trying to translate a successful Lotus 1-2-3 spreadsheet into Excel. It
ain't easy! I typed =WORKDAYS and #NAME? popped up. This is just one frustration among many I've had with this "leading product" |
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I don't speak Lotus, but there is an =Workday() in the analysis toolpak (along
with =networkday()). Excel's help for =workday() explains how to load the analysis toolpak. jorfo wrote: I am trying to translate a successful Lotus 1-2-3 spreadsheet into Excel. It ain't easy! I typed =WORKDAYS and #NAME? popped up. This is just one frustration among many I've had with this "leading product" -- Dave Peterson |
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