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business days - trade date plus 3

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    business days - trade date plus 3

    is there a calendar function in excel that will allow me to add 3 days to a yyyymmdd formatted date and skip weekends... Basically want to derive a settlement date, which is always trade date +3.. i am given the trade date... we only count buisness days... weekends are not include - i dont care about holidays (can fix those manually)

    thanks!!!!

  2. #2
    Bob Phillips
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    Re: business days - trade date plus 3

    Yes,

    =WORKDAY(date,3)

    This is part of the Analysis Toolpak add-in, so that needs to be installed
    (check it in Tools>Addins)

    You don't need to fix holidays manually, if you create a named list, you can
    include that as a further parameter in the formula.

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    HTH

    Bob Phillips

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    > is there a calendar function in excel that will allow me to add 3 days
    > to a *yyyymmdd * formatted date and skip weekends... Basically want to
    > derive a settlement date, which is always trade date +3.. i am given
    > the trade date... we only count buisness days... weekends are not
    > include - i dont care about holidays (can fix those manually)
    >
    > thanks!!!!
    >
    >
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    Roger Govier
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    Re: business days - trade date plus 3

    Hi

    Try
    =WORKDAY(DATE(LEFT(A1,4),MID(A1,5,2),RIGHT(A1,2)),3)
    If you want to include holidays as well, then create a range of cells
    containing the holiday dates (as true Excel type dates e.g. 12/25/2006)
    and include that in the formula as
    =WORKDAY(DATE(LEFT(A1,4),MID(A1,5,2),RIGHT(A1,2)),3,$H$1:$H$10) where
    H1:H10 is where you have entered your holidays.

    If your existing dates are true Excel dates, but just formatted to
    display as yyyymmdd, then you don't need the conversion to date
    =WORKDAY(A1,3,$H$1:$H$10)

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    Regards

    Roger Govier


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    >
    > is there a calendar function in excel that will allow me to add 3 days
    > to a *yyyymmdd * formatted date and skip weekends... Basically want
    > to
    > derive a settlement date, which is always trade date +3.. i am given
    > the trade date... we only count buisness days... weekends are not
    > include - i dont care about holidays (can fix those manually)
    >
    > thanks!!!!
    >
    >
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