Is there a way to calculate Netdays using 2 sets of dates
I have 4 columns with dates (they are set as date columns). Here is what I want to do using the following example:
- These are the 4 columns with their values:
- Check-In Date: 01/27/2024
- Check-Out Date: 02/10/2024
- Start Date: 01/01/2024
- End Date: 02/04/2024
- The Netdays between the Check-In Date and Check-Out Date = 15
- But the Netdays of the Check-In Date and Check-Out Date that fall between the Start Date and End Date = 9
Is there a way to calculate the Netdays within a date range this using a formula?
Thanks in advance.
Best Answer
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That would look something more like this:
=IF(AND([Check-In Date]@row <> "", [Check-Out Date]@row <> ""), MAX(0, MIN([Check-Out Date]@row, [End Date]@row) - MAX([Check-In Date]@row, [Start Date]@row)))
Answers
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You would use a MAX function to grab the latest between start and check-in and then a MIN to grab the earliest between the end and check-out. Then you would subtract the max from the min.
=MIN([Check-Out Date]@row, [End Date]@row) - MAX([Check-In Date]@row, [Start Date]@row)
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Thank you for the quick response, Paul. The formula definitely works. However, it is also pulling negative numbers and showing numbers when dates are blank. Here is an example:
With this formula, is there a way to have these shown as blanks or a 0?
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That would look something more like this:
=IF(AND([Check-In Date]@row <> "", [Check-Out Date]@row <> ""), MAX(0, MIN([Check-Out Date]@row, [End Date]@row) - MAX([Check-In Date]@row, [Start Date]@row)))
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@Paul Newcome Thank you, this worked perfectly!
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Happy to help. 👍️
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