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If you don't want to use code, you can calculate in a query
Total Days:DateDiff("d",[date field to start from],[date field to end from])
Weekends:DateDiff("ww",[date field to start from],[date field to end from])
Total Weekdays:[Total Days] - ([Weekends]*2)
> See:
> Doing WorkDay Math in VBA
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> > dates but exclude weekends from the count. Any help would be greatly
> > appreciated
chrisp80 - 20 Feb 2006 16:31 GMT
Mikedsn - thanks for this info, you've saved me alot of messing about
> If you don't want to use code, you can calculate in a query
>
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> > > dates but exclude weekends from the count. Any help would be greatly
> > > appreciated
Aaron - 20 May 2008 19:27 GMT
Thank you Mikedsn

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> Mikedsn - thanks for this info, you've saved me alot of messing about
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> > > > dates but exclude weekends from the count. Any help would be greatly
> > > > appreciated