Project date of money running out based of daily expenditure

DoctorAwe

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Hi,

I spend $10 on weekdays and $5 on Saturdays and always 0 on Sundays.

How can Excel figure out the date that I will have no money left?

If the day I start spending is today (16th Oct 2012) and I have $200 what date will it run out.
 

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If you're interested Tweedle (or anyone else that is listening, lol),


I would like to add a range, in let's say column G. This range would be individual dates to consider as dates that I spend nothing. So what I mean is: if a date is in this range (of say 30 cells down) then exclude this date OR not so much exclude but more so consider as a date that I spend $0-like Sundays.

What sort of sub or function would I need here?
 
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