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    Calculating dates based on 2013 calander

    Hi

    Happy New Year <--- is it too late to say that.

    I'm a bit rusty on spreadsheets as I haven't used them for a while. I am trying to create a spreadsheet that calculates forward load every 2 weeks.

    So I assume I'm looking for a formula / function that is able to calculate each day for 14 days from a specific date.

    For example, lets say I input "25th January 2013".

    Then the following 10 cells will input each date after the above date excluding Saturday and Sunday.

    In this case: 28th Jan, 29th Jan, 30th Jan, 31st Jan, 1st Feb, 4th Feb, 5th Feb, 6th Feb, 7th Feb and 8th Feb.

    Is this even possible?

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    Re: Calculating dates based on 2013 calander

    hi aleong, welcome to the forum. assuming your date is in A1, then try:
    =WORKDAY(A1,1)

    this will add a day, excluding weekends. you could even have a list of holidays inside the 3rd argument

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    Re: Calculating dates based on 2013 calander

    Quote Originally Posted by benishiryo View Post
    hi aleong, welcome to the forum. assuming your date is in A1, then try:
    =WORKDAY(A1,1)

    this will add a day, excluding weekends. you could even have a list of holidays inside the 3rd argument
    This was exactly what I was looking for, and so simple too. Thank you so much

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