Can't figure out the formula.....

madddogcom

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Working on a project tracking worksheet. My cells with formulas are as follows
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  • Duration is the standard number input for a typical task
  • Start date is the Due Date or finish date minus the duration number: =J5-G5
  • The Due/finish Date is just the date it was finished.
  • The dates start on Monday for a whole week then the following week.
When the duration and due date is added, a formula in the week date column places an "X" there. With conditional formatting I then color the week green. Formula for adding the "X":=IF(AND(K$4>=$I5,K$4<=$J5),"X","")

The problem I have is anything less than 3 for a duration does not add the "X" in the work week and if a task finished on Tuesday and the task was 4 days work, thus starting on Thursday. My representation is off because we don't work weekends.

Can someone show me how to get the formula to work for anything less than 3 days and factor in no weekends also? I tried this, didn't work. =IF(or(weekday(K$4)=1,1)IF(AND(K$4>=$I5,K$4<=$J5),"X",""))

Regards,
Mike
 

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But, this is my attempt at it:

Mr excel questions 58.xlsm
GHIJKLM
4Task DurationStart DateDue DateMon 2023/08/14Mon 2023/08/21Mon 2023/08/28
53Mon 2023/08/21Thu 2023/08/24xx 
61Wed 2023/08/23Thu 2023/08/24 x 
72Tue 2023/08/22Thu 2023/08/24 x 
84Fri 2023/08/18Thu 2023/08/24xx 
95Thu 2023/08/17Thu 2023/08/24xx 
106Wed 2023/08/16Thu 2023/08/24xx 
117Tue 2023/08/15Thu 2023/08/24xx 
128Mon 2023/08/14Thu 2023/08/24xx 
139Fri 2023/08/11Thu 2023/08/24 x 
madddogcom
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
L4:M4L4=K4+7
K5:M13K5=IF(OR( AND($I5>=K$4,$I5<=K$4+7), AND($J5>=K$4,$J5<=K$4+7) ),"x","")
I5:I13I5=WORKDAY.INTL(J5,-G5,1)
 
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