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VBA - Calculating a date that is a weekday and not a holiday
Posted on 2012-12-31
Hi Guys and Gals
I'm looking to create a custom function that I pass a date to and an integer. I want to add x days onto a date and the result date is not to be a holiday or a weekend. I've got so far myself but for some reason my function lookup is returning a 'false' when its testing if its a holiday, but only on some entries.
The holidays table is a simple 3 column table with ID, Description and Holiday (This is a date/time field).
In my test, I put Xmas day in as the start date and put holidays in for xmas, boxing day, and 1st - 4th Jan. Yet my output date comes back as 4th Jan which is a holiday.... I can't figure out why it won't recognise this is a holiday.
Attached is the database - what am I missing?
James
Trackers-VBA.accdb
I'm looking to create a custom function that I pass a date to and an integer. I want to add x days onto a date and the result date is not to be a holiday or a weekend. I've got so far myself but for some reason my function lookup is returning a 'false' when its testing if its a holiday, but only on some entries.
The holidays table is a simple 3 column table with ID, Description and Holiday (This is a date/time field).
In my test, I put Xmas day in as the start date and put holidays in for xmas, boxing day, and 1st - 4th Jan. Yet my output date comes back as 4th Jan which is a holiday.... I can't figure out why it won't recognise this is a holiday.
Attached is the database - what am I missing?
James
Trackers-VBA.accdb
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