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    Hello,

    Does anyone know how to count (Formula) completed and remaining days based on dates range. I have attached a file of what I'm trying to accomplish. Thanks in advance for your expertise!


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    Re: Completed and remaining days count based on the dates range

    In E1, =D2-B2. In F1, =C2-D2. In G1, =NETWORKDAYS(B2,C2,I2:I3) where I2:I3 have holidays listed (this can be expanded as necessary). I'll leave you to figure out H1.
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    Hi darkyam,

    Thanks for your reply. Its working for first two columns (E2 & F2) but for columns G2 and H2 the fraction is not getting (eg. 26.4). Please help.

    Thanks in advance.

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    Re: Completed and remaining days count based on the dates range

    Assuming you want your fraction based on an 8 hour day, you can use =NETWORKDAYS(B2,D2,I2:I3)-1+(MOD(D2,1)-MOD(B2,1))*3. If it's not an 8 hour day, you'll have to adjust the *3 (used to translate a 24-hour day into an 8-hour one, so the number needed is 24/#ofHours).

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