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VLOOKUP to add x "network" days to a date
Hi,
I have a formula in a cell that adds a number of days specified using a VLOOKUP to a date in another cell. Works fine.
Problem is I need it to add x number of "network" days to the date in the other cell.
In the attached example, the formula in column E adds the number of days associated with the status on sheet2 for each line where the status on sheet1 matches.
Hope this makes sense :-)
Thanks in advance,
swjtx99
I have a formula in a cell that adds a number of days specified using a VLOOKUP to a date in another cell. Works fine.
Problem is I need it to add x number of "network" days to the date in the other cell.
In the attached example, the formula in column E adds the number of days associated with the status on sheet2 for each line where the status on sheet1 matches.
Hope this makes sense :-)
Thanks in advance,
swjtx99
where is the attachement?
ASKER
please find attached. the formula excludes the weekends of saturday and sunday and also the holidays. you can put the holidays in the cells highlighted in yellow. for example i have put christmas holidays with new year. you can add more if you want
Book2.xlsx
Book2.xlsx
ASKER
Hi Professor,
Not sure I explained myself well enough. The date in Column E needs to be 20 network days (because the status is "warm") later than the date in column D. My formula makes it 20 calendar days later but what I need is 20 network days (also excluding holidays).
Thanks for your help,
swjtx99
Not sure I explained myself well enough. The date in Column E needs to be 20 network days (because the status is "warm") later than the date in column D. My formula makes it 20 calendar days later but what I need is 20 network days (also excluding holidays).
Thanks for your help,
swjtx99
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Hi Prof,
Thanks. Once I see it I think. Aggh, simple! ....but I wasn't able to get there.
Thanks again,
swjtx99
Thanks. Once I see it I think. Aggh, simple! ....but I wasn't able to get there.
Thanks again,
swjtx99