Hi all,
I'm having some problems while I try to get flexible holidays using NETWORKDAYS.INTL() function.
What I want to do is to get a vector of holidays and insert it in this function, but I'm getting an error.
What I do is the following:
=IFERROR(NETWORKDAYS.INTL(AA2;AD2;1;VLOOKUP(INT(LEFT([@[Postal Code]];LEN([@[Postal Code]])-3));Table1[#All];3;FALSE))-1;"")
Table 1:
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I guess it may be because of the formats.
Thank you very much.
Kind regards.
Welcome to the forum!
It will be much easier to troubleshoot if you attach the workbook here (we can't work with images).
As you are located in London, why are you using semi-colons in your formulae? Are you using a different locale setting in Excel (this may affect any solutions offered)?
Generally speaking, the range for your holiday dates should be in a range of cells - why do you need it in just one cell?
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Yes it expects Holidays to be dates not text
why not have country as column header, dates down column, then country names as named ranges i.e England, Ireland
Great minds, John! I was thinking along the same lines.
Thank you both for your support.
I attached a simplified file, as you can see it's useful if I can have everything in the same row.
You can see the first row using plain text and next ones with formula, what makes the difference?
I never understand why (with thousands of rows/columns) people persist in arranging data in these "compressed" forms. they are not even easily updated!
Absolutely agree!
See attached "Holidays": having all in one cell is NOT (in my view) sensible.
I don't understand how I can get the holidays I need depending on the code.
See atached:
I changed headers in "holidays" to 8 and 28 and then named ranges ("H_8" and "H_28")
in Orders
in E2
=IFERROR(NETWORKDAYS.INTL([@[Order date]],[@[Order delivery]],1,INDIRECT("H_"& LEFT([@Code],LEN([@Code])-3))),"")
Thanks a lot for your help John!!!
By doing this I also learned to name ranges, I didn't know about them!
Glad to have helped.
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