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Quattro Pro vs Excel
Quattro Pro has a function called Abday, which allows you to count days not
including weekends, does Excel have a similar formula? Or does anyone know how I could create one? |
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Quattro Pro vs Excel
Hi James
Take a look at Networkdays. You need to load the Toolpak Addin. ToolsAddins and check Analysis Toolpak =NETWORKDAYS(Startdate,enddate,holidays) Regards Roger Govier James Marshall wrote: Quattro Pro has a function called Abday, which allows you to count days not including weekends, does Excel have a similar formula? Or does anyone know how I could create one? |
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