Dynamic include/don't include days formula

mst3kr

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Trying to come up with a solution for a dynamic formula that I think I'm overthinking an answer to. Here's my issue:

I have daily forecasting that I need to capture for specific days, based on today's date, that will cover today & the next 2 days, except for over the weekend where I need to capture 5 days.

For example, If today was Monday, I would capture the data for Monday, Tuesday, & Wednesday. On Tuesdays, I would capture, Tu, We, & Th. On Wed, it would be We, Th, & Fr. On Thur, it would be Th, Fr, Sa, Su, & Mo. On Fri, it would be Fr, Sa, Su, Mo, & Tu. So, three day's worth of data if today is a Mon, Tue, or Wed, and then 5 days if it's Thu or Fri.

The challenge I have is trying to make this a dymanic process. I've attached what I'm wanting the 3-column, 5 row data to ultimately look like.

I've tried coming up with all sorts of crazy singular formulas in the Include? column, helper cells, and other tricks but haven't come up with something that works.

I know I'm overthinking it and wanted to see if anyone had any ideas...

Thanks!
-Greg

Dynamic Days.jpg
 

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workday.intl function will work for you I think:
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
C4:C10C4=CHOOSE(WEEKDAY(B4,1),"Sun","Mon","Tue","Wed","Thu","Fri","Sat")
D4:D10D4=WORKDAY.INTL(B4,1,1)
E4:E10E4=WORKDAY.INTL(B4,2,1)


you can add holidays as well.
 
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Thank you, awoohaw! This definitely gets me in the direction I was needing!
 
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