How to add number of business/working days or hours to a date in Excel?
You may need to add a number of business days or hours to a date in order to know the exact time you will finish the task during the working time. In this article, we will show you methods of adding number of business/working days or hours to a date in Excel.
Supposing date 2016/1/5 locates on cell A2, if you want to add 12 days only including working days to it without weekends, please do as follows.
1. Select a blank cell, enter formula =WORKDAY(A2,12) into the Formula Bar, and then press the Enter key. See screenshot:
Then you will get the date after adding 12 working days.
Notes:
1. In the formula, A2 is the cell contains the date you want to add working days to, 12 is the number of working days you will add to the date. Please change them as you need.
2. With the above formula, you will get the result excluding weekends. But it may include some holidays after calculating. If you want to exclude both weekends and holidays, please apply this formula =WORKDAY(A2,B2,C2).
In this formula, A2 contains the date you will add working days to, B2 contains the number of working days, and C2 locates the date of holiday.
3. After applying the formulas, if you get a 5-digits number, please convert the cell format to date format.
Add number of business hours to a date with formula
Supposing you have a start date and time, number of working hours needed to add, the start and end times of your work hours and the holiday you want to exclude as below screenshot shown. For adding number of business hours to the date, please do as follows.
1. Select a blank cell (says cell C2), enter the following formula into the formula bar, and then press the Enter key.
Then you can see the result as below screenshot shown.
Notes:
1. In the formula, A2 is the cell contains the date, B2 contains the working hours you will add to date, E2 and F2 are the start and end time of your work hours, and $G$2 is the specific holiday date. You can change them based on your needs.
2. If you get a number after applying this formula, please change the cell format to a date and time format.
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can some help me to get a formula for below condition
I am unable to get the time , If i do =WORKDAY.INTL(A2,B2,1) ---Output is : Deal Date: 9/11/2018 0:00, Where the time is not coming up, As time should come with 18:34 PM
A2: Deal Date :9/7/2018 18:34 PM
B2: Days: 2
Output is :New Deal Date: 9/11/2018 0:00
Required Output is 9/11/2018 18:34 PM - Plz help me with the formula!
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9/7/2018 - Friday , I need to add 2 days excluding weekends, So if i add 2 days to 9/7/2018(Friday ) its Tuesday (9/11/2018) by removing the Sat & Sun.
How to add a cell in the excel says that maximum hours per day (i.e., 8 hours) The time calculation to be bound by 8 hours per day. Please help me if we can have the spread sheet cap the calculation at 8.?
How to get cells in excel formula (H6; H7; H8; H9)
Forma C2 = =WORKDAY(B2;MAX(ROUNDUP((E2-IF((COUNTIF($J$4:$J$91;INT(B2))=0)*(WEEKDAY(B2;2)<=5);IF(MOD(B2;1)>$H$3;0;IF(MOD(B2;1)>=$H$5;(H3-MOD(B2;1))*24;($H$3-MAX(MOD(B2;1);$H$2)-($H$5-MAX(MOD(B2;1);$H$4)))*24));0))/(($H$3-$H$2-($H$5-$H$4))*24);0);0);$J$4:$J$91)+$H$2+(IFERROR(CEILING(MOD((E2-IF((COUNTIF($J$4:$J$91;INT(B2))=0)*(WEEKDAY(B2;2)<=5);IF(MOD(B2;1)>$H$3;0;IF(MOD(B2;1)>=$H$5;($H$3-MOD(B2;1))*24;($H$3-MAX(MOD(B2;1);$H$2)-($H$5-MAX(MOD(B2;1);$H$4)))*24));0))/(($H$3-$H$2-($H$5-$H$4))*24);1)-0,00000001;0,00000001);1)*($H$3-$H$2-($H$5-$H$4))*24+(IFERROR(CEILING(MOD((E2-IF((COUNTIF($J$4:$J$91;INT(B2))=0)*(WEEKDAY(B2;2)<=5);IF(MOD(B2;1)>H3;0;IF(MOD(B2;1)>=$H$5;($H$3-MOD(B2;1))*24;($H$3-MAX(MOD(B2;1);$H$2)-($H$5-MAX(MOD(B2;1);$H$4)))*24));0))/(($H$3-$H$2-($H$5-$H$4))*24);1)-0,00000001;0,00000001);1)*($H$3-$H$2-($H$5-$H$4))*24>($H$4-$H$2)*24)*($H$5-$H$4)*24)/24
and C3 = =WORKDAY(B3;MAX(ROUNDUP((E3-IF((COUNTIF($J$4:$J$91;INT(B3))=0)*(WEEKDAY(B3;2)<=5);IF(MOD(B3;1)>$H$3;0;IF(MOD(B3;1)>=$H$5;(H4-MOD(B3;1))*24;($H$3-MAX(MOD(B3;1);$H$2)-($H$5-MAX(MOD(B3;1);$H$4)))*24));0))/(($H$3-$H$2-($H$5-$H$4))*24);0);0);$J$4:$J$91)+$H$2+(IFERROR(CEILING(MOD((E3-IF((COUNTIF($J$4:$J$91;INT(B3))=0)*(WEEKDAY(B3;2)<=5);IF(MOD(B3;1)>$H$3;0;IF(MOD(B3;1)>=$H$5;($H$3-MOD(B3;1))*24;($H$3-MAX(MOD(B3;1);$H$2)-($H$5-MAX(MOD(B3;1);$H$4)))*24));0))/(($H$3-$H$2-($H$5-$H$4))*24);1)-0,00000001;0,00000001);1)*($H$3-$H$2-($H$5-$H$4))*24+(IFERROR(CEILING(MOD((E3-IF((COUNTIF($J$4:$J$91;INT(B3))=0)*(WEEKDAY(B3;2)<=5);IF(MOD(B3;1)>H4;0;IF(MOD(B3;1)>=$H$5;($H$3-MOD(B3;1))*24;($H$3-MAX(MOD(B3;1);$H$2)-($H$5-MAX(MOD(B3;1);$H$4)))*24));0))/(($H$3-$H$2-($H$5-$H$4))*24);1)-0,00000001;0,00000001);1)*($H$3-$H$2-($H$5-$H$4))*24>($H$4-$H$2)*24)*($H$5-$H$4)*24)/24
But the correct value is in D2 and D3. How to get it?
Please, help... this formula works perfectly if start time is between the fixed start and end times, but if the start time happens to be outside the "legal work hours", it calculates wrong end date/time, because it ads "before schedule" hours and this way the calculated end time is earlier than it should be. I have a file, where the start date/time is not manually set (imported from another list) and it can be any day and any (exact) hour. What I want is that no matter what is the start date/time, excel would still add only net work hours that are in the schedule (in my case 9:00 - 17:00).
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Hi Crystal,
Thank you for the answer, i solve my problem configuraing the "begin" and the "end" with the values "00:00" and "23:59".
To get minutes between two dates.
To add the minutes i elaborate other formula:
DataCorteHora = 1/29/18 9:00 AM
Tempo Restante = minutes
IF(AND(WEEKDAY(DataCorteHora+[@[Tempo Restante]],11)=5,SUMPRODUCT((TblFeriado[Data]>=DataCorteHora)*(TblFeriado[Data]<=DataCorteHora+[@[Tempo Restante]]))>0),DataCorteHora+[@[Tempo Restante]]+3,
IF(AND(WEEKDAY(DataCorteHora,11)=5,[@[Tempo Restante]]>0.625),DataCorteHora+[@[Tempo Restante]]+2,
IF(AND(WEEKDAY(DataCorteHora,11)=6,[@[Tempo Restante]]>0.625),DataCorteHora+[@[Tempo Restante]]+1,
IF(SUMPRODUCT((TblFeriado[Data]>=DataCorteHora)*(TblFeriado[Data]<=DataCorteHora+[@[Tempo Restante]]))>0,DataCorteHora+[@[Tempo Restante]]+1,DataCorteHora+[@[Tempo Restante]])))))
This formula sum my period in minutes and validate it if the final date is a holiday, weekend, etc.
