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  1. #1
    MJOHNSON
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    missing deadline

    Hi,
    I would greatly appreciate if someone could help with the following: I am
    trying to get a negative result for a missed deadline.

    I have determined the formula when the deadline is met:
    deadline (A1) report released (B1) result
    01/11/05 6:00 pm 01/11/05 5:45 pm 0:15:00

    I used the following formula to generate the above result:
    =Mod(A1,1)-MOD(B1,1)+(NETWORKDAYS(B1,A1,Holidays)-1)*3/8

    What forumula should be used if the report is released after the deadline;
    based on the following parameters: monday-friday 9am-6pm workday; where
    holidays are excluded and the deadline time is always 6:00 pm on the deadline
    date?

    What I'm getting now for a missed deadline is: ############

    Thanks for your help!!

  2. #2
    Myrna Larson
    Guest

    Re: missing deadline

    That's probably because the date and time is negative and Excel's 1900 date
    system does not allow negatives dates or times.

    The work-around is to change the workbook to the 1904 date system
    (Tools/Options/Calculation). But if you do that, you'll find that all dates
    are too high by 1462 days (4 years plus a day). To correct that, you must type
    the number 1462 in a cell, Edit/Copy that cell, then select all of the
    existing cells that contain dates, and Edit/Paste Special and select the
    VALUES and SUBTRACT options.


    On Tue, 25 Jan 2005 15:05:03 -0800, "MJOHNSON"
    <[email protected]> wrote:

    >Hi,
    >I would greatly appreciate if someone could help with the following: I am
    >trying to get a negative result for a missed deadline.
    >
    >I have determined the formula when the deadline is met:
    >deadline (A1) report released (B1) result
    >01/11/05 6:00 pm 01/11/05 5:45 pm 0:15:00
    >
    >I used the following formula to generate the above result:
    >=Mod(A1,1)-MOD(B1,1)+(NETWORKDAYS(B1,A1,Holidays)-1)*3/8
    >
    >What forumula should be used if the report is released after the deadline;
    >based on the following parameters: monday-friday 9am-6pm workday; where
    >holidays are excluded and the deadline time is always 6:00 pm on the deadline
    >date?
    >
    >What I'm getting now for a missed deadline is: ############
    >
    >Thanks for your help!!



  3. #3
    RagDyer
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    Re: missing deadline

    How about simply changing the format of the cell containing the formula to
    "General"?

    Works for me.
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    "MJOHNSON" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    Hi,
    I would greatly appreciate if someone could help with the following: I am
    trying to get a negative result for a missed deadline.

    I have determined the formula when the deadline is met:
    deadline (A1) report released (B1) result
    01/11/05 6:00 pm 01/11/05 5:45 pm 0:15:00

    I used the following formula to generate the above result:
    =Mod(A1,1)-MOD(B1,1)+(NETWORKDAYS(B1,A1,Holidays)-1)*3/8

    What forumula should be used if the report is released after the deadline;
    based on the following parameters: monday-friday 9am-6pm workday; where
    holidays are excluded and the deadline time is always 6:00 pm on the
    deadline
    date?

    What I'm getting now for a missed deadline is: ############

    Thanks for your help!!


  4. #4
    MJOHNSON
    Guest

    Re: missing deadline

    Myrna,

    Thank you so much re the 1904 work-around. That was so helpful : )
    I'm almost where I need to be. Can you tell me how do I get the weekends to
    be disregarded? "Holidays" and "Networkdays" are included in the formula, but
    if the deadline is missed, the days are still being factored in. For example:

    (Where 05/30/05 is a holiday and 05/28 & 05/29 are weekend days)

    Deadline Released Result
    05/27/05 6:00 pm 05/31/05 6:00 -24:00:00 (should be -8:00:00)
    05/31/05 6:00 pm 05/27/05 6:00 8:00:00 (correct)

    Thanks again for your kind assistance!


    "Myrna Larson" wrote:

    > That's probably because the date and time is negative and Excel's 1900 date
    > system does not allow negatives dates or times.
    >
    > The work-around is to change the workbook to the 1904 date system
    > (Tools/Options/Calculation). But if you do that, you'll find that all dates
    > are too high by 1462 days (4 years plus a day). To correct that, you must type
    > the number 1462 in a cell, Edit/Copy that cell, then select all of the
    > existing cells that contain dates, and Edit/Paste Special and select the
    > VALUES and SUBTRACT options.
    >
    >
    > On Tue, 25 Jan 2005 15:05:03 -0800, "MJOHNSON"
    > <[email protected]> wrote:
    >
    > >Hi,
    > >I would greatly appreciate if someone could help with the following: I am
    > >trying to get a negative result for a missed deadline.
    > >
    > >I have determined the formula when the deadline is met:
    > >deadline (A1) report released (B1) result
    > >01/11/05 6:00 pm 01/11/05 5:45 pm 0:15:00
    > >
    > >I used the following formula to generate the above result:
    > >=Mod(A1,1)-MOD(B1,1)+(NETWORKDAYS(B1,A1,Holidays)-1)*3/8
    > >
    > >What forumula should be used if the report is released after the deadline;
    > >based on the following parameters: monday-friday 9am-6pm workday; where
    > >holidays are excluded and the deadline time is always 6:00 pm on the deadline
    > >date?
    > >
    > >What I'm getting now for a missed deadline is: ############
    > >
    > >Thanks for your help!!

    >
    >


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