Returns the number of working days between two given dates, inclusive. It allows customized weekend days for the calculation.
Syntax
NETWROKDAYS.INTL(start_date; end_date; [weekend]; [hol_range])
start_date: Date from which the calculation starts.
end_date: Date on which the calculation ends.
weekend: Number indicating the weekend days. Defaults to 1 if omitted.
Weekend |
Days |
1 |
Saturday, Sunday |
2 |
Sunday, Monday |
3 |
Monday, Tuesday |
4 |
Tuesday, Wednesday |
5 |
Wednesday, Thursday |
6 |
Thursday, Friday |
7 |
Friday, Saturday |
11 |
Sunday Only |
12 |
Monday Only |
13 |
Tuesday Only |
14 |
Wednesday Only |
15 |
Thursday Only |
16 |
Friday Only |
17 |
Saturday Only |
Examples
Formula |
Result |
=NETWORKDAYS.INTL("1/1/2020";"12/31/2020";11;D2:D5) |
311 |
=NETWORKDAYS.INTL("1/1/2020";"12/31/2020";11) |
314 |
=NETWORKDAYS.INTL("1/1/2020";"12/31/2020";11) |
260 |
Possible Errors
Errors |
Meaning |
#N/A! |
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#NAME! |
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#VALUE! |
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#REF! |
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