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Calculating Total Working Days (NETWORKDAYS)

Calculate the difference between two dates, exempting the weekends and holidays, using =NETWORKDAYS

Using NETWORKDAYS function:

  • Format: =NETWORKDAYS ( date1, date2, holidays)
  • date1 must be the earlier of the two dates.
  • holidays is an optional argument

Cheers!

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Unknown's avatarAuthor quincy harley jrPosted on July 24, 2017July 18, 2017Categories Excel, TechTags datediff, Excel, functions, harry potter, J.k. rowling, Microsoft Excel2 Comments on Calculating Total Working Days (NETWORKDAYS)

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