I am working on creating a schedule manager at work. In the attached photo you should see the following:
Remaining P.O. Qty - 2556
Cycle time - 85 seconds
Total Days to complete = =(((((Remaining P.o. Qty* Cycle time)*0.8)/60)/60)/9)
Start Dates = Monday march 20, 2017
End Date = =ROUNDUP(Days to complete,0)+Start Date
I need the end date to exclude weekends. So shown in the photo is Sunday march 26, 2017
I need it to read Tuesday.
Thank you in advance for your assistance!
-Mike
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Use NetWorkDays. You can also specify a holiday list to exclude Bank Holidays, etc.
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Kind of worked.
=NETWORKDAYS([@[Start Date]],[@[Start Date]]+(ROUNDUP(N8,0)+1))
When Days to complete is 1 I need it to say end date Tuesday. Got that.
When days to complete is 4 then End date stays at Thursday when it should be Friday.
Not sure what I have wrong.
GOT IT!
=WORKDAY([@[Start Date]],[@[Days to Complete]])
Thanks for getting me in the right direction!!
You're welcome.
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