I am using Excel 2016 and when using the formula "=WORKDAY(A2,1,$D$2:$D$14)" to list all workdays in year for date specified in cell A2. When I drag fill the formula past the last workday of the year in A2 in goes into the next year. Is there a way to drag fill the formula down past the last day of year in A2 and it not display the next year instead the cell will be blank? Thanks for your help, Frankie
Try this:
=IFERROR(IF(WORKDAY(A2,1,$D$2:$D$14)>=EDATE(A$2,12),"",WORKDAY(A2,1,$D$2:$D$14)),"")
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I suspect your saying dragging the formula down in B2. You could test for the year of A2.
=IF(YEAR($A$2)=YEAR(A2),WORKDAY(A2,1,$D$2:$D$14),"")
HTH
Regards, Jeff
Thank you. Your formula worked like I needed. Thanks.
jeffreybrown thanks for your reply. When I drag fill your formula down in column b the first days of the following year is displayed.
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This formula returns all workdays in a single cell formula in one go: (No copy down needed):
Please try and confirm the formula with Ctrl+Shift+Enter:Formula:
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