Workday Function
Workday function returns a date, N working days in
future or past and it can be used to add or subtract workdays to a given date.
It calculates workday by excluding the start date. Workday function is used to
calculate due dates, delivery dates, and other dates that should exclude
non-working days.
Syntax
=workday(start date, days, holidays)
Arguments
- Start date- REQUIRED. Date from which working days needs to count
- Workday function excludes the start date while fetching the workday.
- Days- +ve for future working date and –ve for past working date.
- Holidays. Optional. A list of date or an array
constant of the serial numbers representing the dates that should be considered
as non-working days. Excel only cares
about holiday dates, not holiday names.
*Date – be it a start date or a date in the holiday list- should be entered using Date Function or as result of other formula or functions. Problem can occur if date is entered as TEXT (#VALUE! Error occurs).
Points to Keep
in Mind:
- If start_date plus days yields an invalid date, WORKDAY returns the #NUM! error value.
- If days is not an integer, it is truncated.
By default, workday function excludes weekends as Saturday & Sunday for fetching the workday in future or past. To customize which day(s) of the week is/ are considered as weekend, use Excel WORKDAY.INTL Function.
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