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Do I need this table?<br />
tblHoliday
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Not if you don't care for Holidays.<br />
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/gustav
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Not if you don't care for Holidays.

/gustav

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Thx. &nbsp;I'll try it here shortly....
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You can exclude that check:<br />
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&nbsp; Do<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; datTest = datNext<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; '''' &nbsp; datNext = DateSkipHoliday(datTest, booReverse)<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; datNext = DateSkipWeekend(datNext, booReverse)<br />
&nbsp; Loop Until DateDiff(&quot;d&quot;, datTest, datNext) = 0<br />
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/gustav
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You can exclude that check:

  Do
    datTest = datNext
    ''''   datNext = DateSkipHoliday(datTest, booReverse)
    datNext = DateSkipWeekend(datNext, booReverse)
  Loop Until DateDiff("d", datTest, datNext) = 0

/gustav

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In MS Access, is there a way to calculate the difference between today's date and 60 days in to the future but ONLY using weekdays?
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In MS Access, is there a way to calculate the difference between today's date and 60 days in to the future but ONLY using weekdays?

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