I'm reposting this because I did a horrible job of it the first time. Let's see if I can be more clear.
In a workbook, I have 24 cells calculating a range of dates. I need to see the range as both workdays and networkdays.
Is it possible to insert the function name from a drop-down list? This would allow me to toggle between the two.
In the attached workbook A2 holds the formula.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
Sick
(and, sorry about the last attempt!!)
networkdays = networkdays(startdate, enddate, holidays)
Workday = workday(startdate , days , holidays)
so where do we get the start / end date and the number of days ?
you can just use an IF
=IF(E1="networkdays",NETWORKDAYS(B1,C1), WORKDAY(B1,C1))
A2 has no formula
expected results and the formula entered somewhere manually to show what you want to use and calculate
in A1 is =E1(F12B1,C1)
whats that
Wayne
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