Calculate Networking days

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Hello,

I'm looking for a formula to calculate network days between 2 dates.

I have 2 columns i.e. Start Date and End Date and need to have the no. of days in a column called Status

Below is the formula which I'm using in excel. How can we have a similar formula in the PowerApp form

=IF($B2="","In Progress",IF(NETWORKDAYS($A2,$B2)<=2,"OK","NOT OK")) - Column B is the End Date and column A is Start Date in excel

When End date is blank, show text as "In Progress" in the Status column and if dates, calculate no. of network days.

Please advise. Thanks!

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WarrenBelz 153,127 Most Valuable Professional on at

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Hi @Prem4253

Here is a good article on the process.

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@WarrenBelz

I've already gone through the link that you provided. I keep getting the below error message.

The below code gives the correct output but I'm concern about the error message.

With( { // generate a one-column table of all dates between start date & end date varDateRange: ForAll( Sequence(dte_EndDate.SelectedDate - dte_StartDate.SelectedDate + 1), dte_StartDate.SelectedDate + Value - 1 ) }, If( And( IsBlank(dte_StartDate.SelectedDate), IsBlank(dte_EndDate.SelectedDate) ), // show nothing if any date pickers are blank 0, // include only dates Monday to Friday CountIf( varDateRange, Weekday(Value) in [2, 3, 4, 5, 6] ) ) )

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timl 36,415 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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Hi Prem4253

I've just tested this and I think this is an issue with the SelectedDate property of the Modern DatePicker control returning a sequence amount that's out of range. This doesn't seem to happen with the classic date picker control.

In either case, this variation that contains some additional validation appears to solve the problem.

With( {varSequenceAmount: dte_EndDate.SelectedDate - dte_StartDate.SelectedDate + 1}, With( { // generate a one-column table of all dates between start date & end date varDateRange: ForAll( Sequence( If( varSequenceAmount < 0 || varSequenceAmount > 50000, 0, varSequenceAmount ) ), dte_StartDate.SelectedDate + Value - 1 ) }, If( And( IsBlank(dte_StartDate.SelectedDate), IsBlank(dte_EndDate.SelectedDate) ), // show nothing if any date pickers are blank 0, // include only dates Monday to Friday CountIf( varDateRange, Weekday(Value) in [ 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ] ) ) ) )

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