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so I think the main difference is whether or not there is a comma before the days criteria. &nbsp;<br />
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with a comma = calendar days (not business)<br />
without a comma is business days. <br />
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is that correct?
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so I think the main difference is whether or not there is a comma before the days criteria.  

with a comma = calendar days (not business)
without a comma is business days.

is that correct?

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Does the below add 60 calendar days (not workdays) but if the date falls on a weekend then move it to the workday? &nbsp;I also need to incorporate the holidays. &nbsp;<br />
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=WORKDAY(DATE(2015,6,30),6<wbr />0-1,Holida<wbr />ys_US_Jap)<wbr /><br />
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thank you
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Does the below add 60 calendar days (not workdays) but if the date falls on a weekend then move it to the workday?  I also need to incorporate the holidays.  

=WORKDAY(DATE(2015,6,30),60-1,Holidays_US_Jap)

thank you

Workdays - 60 from June 30

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