Ready to kick off 2025 with organisation and style? Discover the secrets to crafting a Dynamic Calendar in Excel that keeps your schedule on point! 🗓️ Let's dive into the process together.

Her er nogle små fif til dannelse af kalender.

In this Excel tutorial, you'll learn how to calculate the actual working days between a start and end date while excluding weekends and holidays. We'll cover how to use NETWORKDAYS, NETWORKDAYS.INTL, and WORKDAYS in Excel. With NETWORKDAYS, we can easily calculate benefit accruals or eligibility based on actual days worked in a period of time, and ONLY consider the days that should count. You'll learn how to exclude weekends (even if weekends are not Saturday/Sunday) and holidays, and also learn a special way to only count days worked (like only Monday, Wednesday, Friday, if applicable). Then we'll take a look at the WORKDAYS function that allows us to easily calculate a date that is before or after a starting date based on the number of working days. This is useful if you are calculating invoice due dates based on project hours, or expected delivery times, or even the end of a probationary period.

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As I now only works Mo, We, Fr, in a week - there's here also a way to calculate workingdays.