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How to apply national holidays to a networkdays formula?

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    How to apply national holidays to a networkdays formula?

    All,

    i have a formula on a spread sheet i use to monitor outputs for construction installations.

    It is almost there, i just need some help applying a calendar to the formula so the column titles: planned percentage is acurate.


    the formula i have at the moment in column L is:

    =IF(H12="","",IF(H12>$O$1,0,IF(J12<=$O$1,100,(NETWORKDAYS(H12,$O$1)/(NETWORKDAYS(H12,J12))*100))))

    the holidays needed are UK standard holidays & bank holidays, though i assume these can be amended / added to as needed??
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    Re: How to apply national holidays to a networkdays formula?

    have you actually looked at the syntax of network days? start_date,end_date,holidays
    so for example its networkdays(a1,b1,g1:g10) where g1:g10 has your holidays
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    Re: How to apply national holidays to a networkdays formula?

    Thanks for the help.

    I am totally new to networkdays and a novice on excel. The formula above was one i borrowed from another spreadsheet with a formula i wouldnt' eben pretend to understand.

    Again, thanks for the help.

    Moggzy

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