Excel Magic Trick 533: Date / Time Calculation excluding weekends and {Title} Yahoo Answers

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Sehen Sie eine Formel erstellen, um die Differenz berechnen zwischen dem Beginn Datum / Uhrzeit und Datum / Uhrzeit ohne Wochenenden und End. Siehe die Funktionen … NETWORKINGDAYS ein Video Bewertung: 5/5

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Sehen Sie, wie Tage bei einer stat-und Enddatum, eine Reihe von Tagen und die Tatsache, dass das Wochenende konnte zwei Tage (Wochenende ist nicht Samstag und … Video Rating: 5/5

38 Comments/Reviews

  • ExcelIsFun says:

    You are welcome!

  • Will Perdue says:

    These videos are very helpful. Almost all the questions I have, I can find answers. Thank you for your help.

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  • Tim Mauldin says:

    Hello, love your tutorials. They help me a lot in my self-education Excel. It seems to me that this approach would be more accurate if the time of day was formerly in the later stage. I did extract the elements of time each day with two functions time (), subtract the time from the first day of time later, and then added to the total NETWORKDAYS (which could also end subtraction, depending). Anyway, thank you again for the help!

  • klimlib says:

    Please, I need help. I compare two columns function exacte.Première column: Time is shaped like 15h30La second column formatted as 15:30:00 is …. 00 seconds in the column I am trying entière.Si exact function of these cells, I get FALSE and it is assumed that both represent the same time. AM or PM is not important.

  • phamc2 says:

    2 Less than 15 days within 30 calendar days immediately preceding the holiday, it would be (total hours during the last 30 days x rate per hour / 20 paid) …… would you help me make it into Excel format?

  • phamc2 says:

    1 at least 15 days within 30 calendar days immediately prior to the holiday, the calculation would be (to be paid in total within 30 calendar days before x hourly rate / number of days, hours)

  • phamc2 says:

    I love all your videos. Will you show me how to calculate for a vacation and create civic? I’m trying to figure out how I paid my part-time employees. Here’s how to calculate the work.

  • annafvicente says:

    Help – I have to add 60 days to a date, but excluding holidays. It would at the weekend, so if I can not use the function day. thank you!

  • ExcelIsFun says:

    , Post Frage MrExcel [dot] com / forum

  • dodjavola says:

    SalutJ’ai problems I can not solve with tutorials. I need to calculate the years of service, and it goes like thiis: I have years of service prior to use in this business, so I have years of service to society. Yos before use are age size motnh days must then calculate yos together until “today”, and then add two years in different days per month column. I hope u understand what I’m trying to explain.

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  • ExcelIsFun says:

    I’m glad it’s useful! Thanks for your support!

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  • Richard Edwards says:

    Something big. Just so you know, this trick does not work for dates when you use Excel as a limit of 65536 rows in Excel 2003 before 06/05/2079. Of course, Excel 2013, date greater than 11/25/4770.

  • BB King says:

    EXCELLLENT!

  • flaubersouza says:

    Hello, how can I get the cell “G5” displayed in white to zero (0) or if there is no value in “E5” or “F5”? For now shows “# REF!” Thanks in advance.

  • planiolro says:

    Excellent video, if I do something in Excel I check videos and generally I find the solution you need. What I like about your solution is that u is not in VBA. Like (you mentioned several times in your videos that your VBA expertise not filed) and many other Excel users do not know VBA and therefore a VBA solution is not really useful.

  • ExcelIsFun says:

    I’m glad this helps! The reason I tell is so detailed that I’m not smart enough for a person who is not as smart as me to learn something, I have to slow breaking step by step way. Once I do that and learn the great formula, and then I make a video, so that non-geniuses to learn.

  • earthworm82 says:

    The hardest I’ve seen, that is. a simple way since it is not practically possible.

  • ExcelIsFun says:

    Go to Tools, then add-in, then select the check boxes for the analysis of user data – This will add a lot of new features.

  • NBAOTOEB1 says:

    Theres not work networkday

  • ExcelIsFun says:

    Just use NETWORKDAYS – see Excel Magic Trick 437

  • NBAOTOEB1 says:

    My work Excel 2003. How can I count the days in 2003? We work m +

  • ExcelIsFun says:

    It is even better: + SUMPRODUCT (- (WEEKDAY (ROW (INDIRECT (E5 & “:” & F5))) = $ H $ 2) / 2), because it is looking at the cell H2, as in the video.

  • ExcelIsFun says:

    This account Thursday: = SUMPRODUCT (- (WEEKDAY (ROW (INDIRECT (E5 & “:” & F5))) = 3)) If your weekend half-day will be held on Tuesday, then add the formula from cell G5: + SUMPRODUCT (- (WEEKDAY (ROW (INDIRECT (E5 & “:” & F5))) = 3) / 2) Then you have your account, including 1/2 day on Tuesdays.

  • gdesilet says:

    Is it possible to have one of my weekend days than half a day? We work half-days on Saturday and Sunday, it’s all gone.

  • ExcelIsFun says:

    I’m glad it useful and fun!

  • karmoo86 says:

    awesome, brilliant, challenging and so much fun .. :)

  • ExcelIsFun says:

    No – I’m very slow. If you saw how much time to study I had to learn something … Slowly but decided to work!

  • dannybro says:

    -O …. neither you nor I need this method …. we will definitely not last long, believe me! 😉

  • ExcelIsFun says:

    Hammer is a great hammer. And as I learned things very slowly, I made the ideas in my head again and again. Practice, practice, practice, better than a hammer anyway!

  • dannybro says:

    I do not know how to translate exactley hammer method in my language: D. .. but I think I’m about to start with your method at all …. 😉

  • ExcelIsFun says:

    Since I am not a very smart guy, I had the SLEDGE HAMMER method use: Since about 1994, I read more than 30 books Excel and studied online forums to solve Excel and helped other peoples problems Excel (although I had no idea how to solve it and I had another wiser than me that most people ask Excel) Suite SLEDGE HAMMER ACTION!

  • dannybro says:

    Sensational! It’s working! I will definitely checkout web! P.S. How did you learn all this stuff :)

  • ExcelIsFun says:

    To add the NETWORKDAYS function in Excel 2003: Tools, Add-Ins menu, check, click the Analysis ToolPak OK

  • dannybro says:

    Great job Michael! I saw your videos from last year and I discovered this by accident looking for my excel calendar and organizer: D. I like Excel a lot, but it does not seem so much like you: P I wonder why the back NETWORKDAYS command does not in Excel 2003 that I like the most work … I try to understand them. my vacation, for example, or when my car leak documents and they are all related to your sû neworkdays and EM 431-439. I would be greatfull 1 Be April ideea10x

  • ExcelIsFun says:

    = NETWORKDAYS (date (2010,1,1), TODAY (), A2: A9) If the month was January 2010, and when the holidays were in A2: A9 and Saturday and Sunday are the weekend.

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