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    Question Employee End Date with WORKDAY.INTL() function using Hire Date

    How can I adjust/manipulate the WORKDAY. INTL() function so that it accepts the HIRE DATE instead of the first WORK DATE and still return the correct end date?

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    Employee is working a Saturday/Sunday ONLY schedule with no holidays. Start day is 4/14/18 (Saturday) and they are scheduled to work for 5 full work days.

    In this case,

    A1 = 4/14/18
    A2 = 5
    A3 = =WORKDAY.INTL(A1,A2-1,"1111100")

    That will correctly return 4/28/18 as the last day the employee will be working.

    However, if I put A1 as a day that does not fall on a Sat/Sun, e.g. A1 = 4/13/18 (Friday), A3 will spit out 4/22/18 which is incorrect. Putting in 4/9 to 4/12 (Monday to Thursday) all returns the same result.

    How can I have WORKDAY.INTL ignore the days before the first actual workday?

    Thanks!
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    Re: Employee End Date with WORKDAY.INTL() function using Hire Date

    Try

    =WORKDAY.INTL(A1-1,A2,"1111100")

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    Re: Employee End Date with WORKDAY.INTL() function using Hire Date

    Quote Originally Posted by Jonmo1 View Post
    Try

    =WORKDAY.INTL(A1-1,A2,"1111100")
    Thank you! I guess taking a day from the Days was the incorrect way of doing it to begin with.

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    Re: Employee End Date with WORKDAY.INTL() function using Hire Date

    You're welcome.

    Yes, the main issue is that workday doesn't include the begin date.
    So to make it include the begin date, subtract 1 from the begin date.

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