So i have this table shown above. K3
represents the date (manually entered) and L1
represents the lead time.
The conditions the result has to follow is shown below
=holidays!A2:A9
the formula in L3
is
=WORKDAY.INTL(K4, L2, "0111101", holidays!A2:A9)
The list of holidays are shown in the table below.
As you can see, the result in L3
is 2nd March
instead of 29th February
. As this date does not fall on the holiday list and is not a Friday. Could someone help me with this, it would be much appreciated.
WORKDAY.INTL()
is working as intended.
In WORKDAY.INTL()
function 1
represents a non-workday
and 0
represents a workday
. That said, 29th Feb'24
is Thursday
and you have made it non-working day
, hence in your formula: only Monday
and Saturday
are workdays
rest are non workdays
. Read MSFT
Documentations here.
What has been used:
=WORKDAY.INTL(B3,1,"0111101",Holidays[[Date]:[Date]])
What needs to be used:
=WORKDAY.INTL(B3,1,"0000100",Holidays[[Date]:[Date]])
Or, instead of using "0000100"
use 16
=WORKDAY.INTL(B3,1,16,Holidays[[Date]:[Date]])
In context of your OP, the formula will be:
=WORKDAY.INTL(K4, L2, "0000100", holidays!A2:A9)
The following grid may help to understand as well: