Excel (2007) "workday" how to add days to a date and include saturday, for a schedule.

drg7001

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Hello All,

I am new to Excel, and working on a project timeline.

I am trying to insert a number of days in column "b" for the amount of time each job will take.

In column "c" I have the start date, and in column "d" i have the end date.

I would like it to work so that when I enter the days to complete and the Start Date entered, it will automatically calculate the End Date (using working days) and include Saturdays. I do not need holidays included.

For example: B7: Duration: 22 days
C7: Start date: 2/15/2016
D7: End Date: 3/10/2016 - (I have tried numerous different macros with no success, I usually come up with 3/08/2016 or 3/16/2016).


The problem with most macros are that they used "networkdays" and needed a start and end date, I do not want to use a start and end date however, I need the macro to be placed in the end date column, so that when I change my duration, it automatically calculates the end date.

I have also tried using workday2 from here Better Workday but it would not work for me.

Thank you for your time.
 
Make sure the references are correct.
Date in C7, duration (22) in B7


Excel 2010
BCDE
7222/15/20163/10/2016
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
E7=CountSaturday(C7,B7)
 
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All of that is right, except we are doing nothing with E7

D7 is where we are entering =CountSaturday(C7,B7)
 
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Can you post it to a filesharing site like box.com or something?

Or see my signature for a link to a tool that can post nice snapshots of your tables.
 
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Spot on!

The original line you posted worked perfectly now that I am upgraded to 2010!

=WORKDAY.INTL(C7-1,B7,11)

I really appreciate all the help, Thank you!
 
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