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    Converting days to working days

    I am trying to track how many days from when we receive a submittal to when it is sent back out again. The simple formula is to subtract the column with the sent date from the received date, but I want it to take into account weekends (when we don't work). Is there a way to do this?

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    Re: Converting days to working days

    Take a look at the NETWORKDAYS Function
    Hope that helps.

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    Re: Converting days to working days

    tRY =NETWORKDAYS(A1,A2,[holidays])

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    Re: Converting days to working days

    The NETWORKDAYS function, which is native in XL2007, will do what you want.
    It can even take holidays into consideration.

    Does that help?
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    Re: Converting days to working days

    Thanks, that worked well

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