Workday Formula
Hi,
I need help about WORKDAY formula. The start date for a task is 10/04/2021 and the duration of the task is 10 working days excluding weekend. I want a formula to calculate the due date which should be a work day only excluding weekend based on the start date and duration. Unfortunately, the WORKDAY formula is not taking into consideration the start date 10/04/2021 and it is giving me the due date of 10/18/2021 instead of 10/15/2021. I don't have dependencies enabled in my Project Settings and the formula I'm using is =WORKDAY([Start Date]@row, Duration@row). Please advise.
Thanks.
Answers
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paste =WORKDAY([Start date]@row, 10) in the cell you want the date to appear, you can then copy the formula to the column so any new row automatically picks it up.
Hope this helps
Cheers.
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Hi @Jason P,
Thanks for helping out. Unfortunately this formula won't work for the other tasks as the duration for each task is different and that's why I want a formula that's using the value in the "Duration (Days)" column, see below screenshot.
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=WORKDAY([Start date]@row, [Duration (Days)@row)
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