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Four workdays after Tuesday, November twenty-fourth is not the following

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Monday when Thursday and Friday are company closures.

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Our fictional schedule skips those dates and the weekend.

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We will build real Excel dates and verify Wednesday, December second

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as the fourth working day.

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The two CSV files store year, month, and day as numeric

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parts so Excel does not have to guess a text date format.

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Use DATE to create the Tuesday start date in F2 and

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both closure dates in a two-cell holiday range, then format them as dates.

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First calculate =WORKDAY(F2,E2) without any holiday list.

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It counts Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, then Monday as the four workdays,

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so the result is November thirtieth.

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That is a useful baseline but wrong for this company's two-day closure.

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Add H2:H3 as WORKDAY's third argument.

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Excel excludes those two dates as well as Saturday and Sunday.

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The formula should move the deadline from Monday, November thirtieth to Wednesday, December second.

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Check that H2:H3 contains date values rather than text labels.

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November twenty-fifth is day one.

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The next two dates are closed, followed by the weekend.

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Monday November thirtieth is day two, Tuesday December first is day

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three, and Wednesday December second is day four.

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Independent counting confirms the formula result.

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This result assumes Saturday and Sunday are nonworking days and that

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both fictional closures apply to the team.

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Another weekend pattern requires WORKDAY.INTL.

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If Excel shows a serial number, format the output as Date;

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do not replace the calculated value with manually typed text.
