How to Calculate the Number of Workdays in Excel Using NETWORKDAYS Function
Learn how to calculate the number of workdays in Excel with the NETWORKDAYS function, excluding weekends and holidays easily.
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To calculate the number of workdays in Excel, use the `NETWORKDAYS` function. The syntax is `=NETWORKDAYS(start_date, end_date, [holidays])`. For example, `=NETWORKDAYS(A1, B1, C1:C10)`, where A1 is your start date, B1 is your end date, and C1:C10 contains any holiday dates. This will give you the total number of workdays, excluding weekends and specified holidays.
FAQs & Answers
- What does the NETWORKDAYS function in Excel do? The NETWORKDAYS function calculates the total number of workdays between two dates, excluding weekends and any specified holidays.
- How can I exclude holidays when calculating workdays in Excel? You can exclude holidays by providing a range of holiday dates as the third argument in the NETWORKDAYS function, which Excel will omit from the workday count.
- Can NETWORKDAYS count partial workweeks or only full weeks? NETWORKDAYS counts workdays between any two dates, whether they span partial or full weeks, automatically excluding weekends.