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Date Difference excluding Weekends

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Posted on 2 Jun 2016 05:50:50 by Community Power Pla...

If I want to calculate difference between two dates excluding weekend(Saturday, Sunday). How to achieve this? Suggest some help.

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    Community Power Pla... on 09 Nov 2016 at 14:04:36
    Re: Date Difference excluding Weekends

    Thanks for the post.It's working great!!!!!

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    Steelman70 873 on 02 Jun 2016 at 16:40:00
    Re: Date Difference excluding Weekends

    Here is the screenshot and formulas for each line below, frankly it should be possible to simplify but I could not see how...

     

     

     

    CaptureWeekDays.PNG

     

    Date(2016,6,15)

     

    Date(2016,6,27)

     

    DateDiff(DateValue(Date1.Text, "it" ), DateValue(Date2.Text, "it" ))

     

    Mod(CalDays.Text,7)

     

    Mod(DateDiff(Date(2000,1,3), DateValue(Date1.Text, "it" )),7)+1

     

    Weekday1.Text+CalDaysMod7.Text

     

    If(CalDaysMod7.Text="0",0, If(Value(Weekday2x.Text) < 7, CalDaysMod7.Text, If(Weekday2x.Text="7", Max(CalDaysMod7.Text-1,0), CalDaysMod7.Text-Min(2,8-Weekday1.Text))))

     

    RoundDown(CalDays/7,0)*5+ExtraDays

    Basically it is whole weeks*5 plus an adjustment for the extra days depending on how many week-end days they include

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    hngdev 304 on 02 Jun 2016 at 14:08:23
    Re: Date Difference excluding Weekends

    I think you can you use DateDiff function to do so:

    - Use DateDiff with day unit > get days

    - Use days to get weeks

    - Multiply weeks by 2 for weekends

    - Get days minus weekends

    Hope it helps

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