What is WORKDAY formula with SLA built in
Hello, I'm seeking a way to add in a formula that runs left to right. When a start date is added to kick off a set of activities, the cells on that line calculate +2 days (what I'm calling SLA date/ service level agreement date) AND also makes the date a WORKDAY (no weekends or holidays).
Thank you so much
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Hi @Nancy Pet ,
First of all you'd need a column with holiday dates set up (this can be in another sheet).
If I've understood your pictures correctly in that you'd like the Copy to Editor to be 2 workdays after Wireframe Approved, the formula would be one of the below:
If your holiday dates are hidden on the same sheet in a column called Holidays:
= WORKDAY([Wireframe Approved]@row, 2, [Holidays]:[Holidays])
If your holidays are listed on another sheet, substitute the last part to a cross sheet reference. This is probably better as allows you to simply drag the formula across if you want the same +2 days in other adjacent cells.
Hope this makes sense and helps!
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Hi @Nancy Pet
I would recommend this formula.
=WORKDAY([Date]@row, 2)
Where "[Date]@row" will be replaced with your column name and row reference that you're trying to add workdays to.
Where 2 is the number of Workdays you're trying to add.
Hope this helps!
BRgds,
-Ray
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I didn't see your answer when I submitted one. I must have still been testing my suggestion and writing my post when you submitted yours. Sorry for the duplication.
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@Ray Lindstrom - no problem, it's all good. :)
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