RalphyC
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How to get the difference between two dates ,excluding weekends in MS ACCESS query
How to I obtain difference between two dates ,excluding weekends in MS ACCESS query.
ASKER
Is there any way to exclude HOLIDAYS?
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You would need to have a list of holidays in a table. but if you want holidays excluded, I'd suggest a new question. The original question was asked, and I believe answered, by me.
ASKER
So far so good, but when executing the above Function, I received, Complie Error, Varable Not Defined in the following line;
If IsMissing(Holidays) Then' it appears Holidays variable is not defined
If IsMissing(Holidays) Then' it appears Holidays variable is not defined
RalphyC,
I was glad to have helped. That said, I think that in this case a split was warranted: Brandon did answer the
original question, and my suggestion was really only needed to address the followup on excluding holidays
as well.
I suggest that you use the 'request attention' link to ask the Mods to reopen the question so that you may
reenter it as a split.
Regards,
Patrick
I was glad to have helped. That said, I think that in this case a split was warranted: Brandon did answer the
original question, and my suggestion was really only needed to address the followup on excluding holidays
as well.
I suggest that you use the 'request attention' link to ask the Mods to reopen the question so that you may
reenter it as a split.
Regards,
Patrick
Thank you Patrick. I would have to agree with you on this case.
Brandon
Brandon
RalphyC,
On your request, we could have this question re-opened if you feel that matthewspatrick and myself have a valid point.
Brandon
On your request, we could have this question re-opened if you feel that matthewspatrick and myself have a valid point.
Brandon
select datediff("day", date1,date2)-(datediff("we
from SomeTable