hi, not good with dates, trying to have readout show: "next workday is a
holiday.. "
- to include today is sat/sun (having a problem with)
artificial set monday as a holiday
defined name HOL:
={"2010-01-01";"2010-01-11";"2010-01-18"}
fe3 = NOW() or: 2010.01.08 4:27:29 PM
(changing pc date to yesterday/today/tomarrow: sat)

have some items that work below /not labelled: yes / no.
last entry at top.. thanks in advance.
example: works: y/n

=TODAY()=WORKDAY($FE$3,0,HOL) works, but not if today is sat/sun
=TODAY()+1=WORKDAY($FE$3,1,HOL) wrong..
=WORKDAY($FE$3,1,HOL)-1 no/ trying to do fe3 +1 ??

=DATE(2010,1,8) basic/yes
=TODAY()=DATE(2010,1,9)-1 yes
=TODAY()=DATE(2010,1,8) yes
=SUMPRODUCT(--ISNUMBER(FIND(HOL,TODAY())))>0 no
=WORKDAY($FE$3,1,HOL) yes
fe3 has NOW(): 2010.01.08 4:27:29 PM

I may have this wrong, but... as I understand it, you're only concerned with
one date at a time and whether or not the day following it is a holiday (with
Saturdays and Sundays being considered holidays). If that is correct, then
this formula should help some:
=IF(NETWORKDAYS($FE$3,$FE$3+1,HOL)=0,"Both are
'holiday's",IF(NETWORKDAYS($FE$3,$FE$3+1,HOL)=2,"Neither is a
holiday",IF(NETWORKDAYS($FE$3+1,$FE$3+1,HOL)=0,"Tomorrow is a holiday","Today
is a holiday (tomorrow is not)")))



"XLtest" wrote:

> hi, not good with dates, trying to have readout show: "next workday is a
> holiday.. "
> - to include today is sat/sun (having a problem with)
> artificial set monday as a holiday
> defined name HOL:
> ={"2010-01-01";"2010-01-11";"2010-01-18"}
> fe3 = NOW() or: 2010.01.08 4:27:29 PM
> (changing pc date to yesterday/today/tomarrow: sat)
>
> have some items that work below /not labelled: yes / no.
> last entry at top.. thanks in advance.
> example: works: y/n
>
> =TODAY()=WORKDAY($FE$3,0,HOL) works, but not if today is sat/sun
> =TODAY()+1=WORKDAY($FE$3,1,HOL) wrong..
> =WORKDAY($FE$3,1,HOL)-1 no/ trying to do fe3 +1 ??
>
> =DATE(2010,1,8) basic/yes
> =TODAY()=DATE(2010,1,9)-1 yes
> =TODAY()=DATE(2010,1,8) yes
> =SUMPRODUCT(--ISNUMBER(FIND(HOL,TODAY())))>0 no
> =WORKDAY($FE$3,1,HOL) yes
> fe3 has NOW(): 2010.01.08 4:27:29 PM

Added, thought, again based on the understanding I explained:

If you are ONLY concerned with what type of day 'tomorrow' (the day after
the date in FE3) is, then this will handle that one little situation:
=IF(NETWORKDAYS($FE$3+1,$FE$3+1,HOL)=0,"Tomorrow is a holiday","tomorrow is
not a holiday")


"XLtest" wrote:

> hi, not good with dates, trying to have readout show: "next workday is a
> holiday.. "
> - to include today is sat/sun (having a problem with)
> artificial set monday as a holiday
> defined name HOL:
> ={"2010-01-01";"2010-01-11";"2010-01-18"}
> fe3 = NOW() or: 2010.01.08 4:27:29 PM
> (changing pc date to yesterday/today/tomarrow: sat)
>
> have some items that work below /not labelled: yes / no.
> last entry at top.. thanks in advance.
> example: works: y/n
>
> =TODAY()=WORKDAY($FE$3,0,HOL) works, but not if today is sat/sun
> =TODAY()+1=WORKDAY($FE$3,1,HOL) wrong..
> =WORKDAY($FE$3,1,HOL)-1 no/ trying to do fe3 +1 ??
>
> =DATE(2010,1,8) basic/yes
> =TODAY()=DATE(2010,1,9)-1 yes
> =TODAY()=DATE(2010,1,8) yes
> =SUMPRODUCT(--ISNUMBER(FIND(HOL,TODAY())))>0 no
> =WORKDAY($FE$3,1,HOL) yes
> fe3 has NOW(): 2010.01.08 4:27:29 PM

I think this will work for you:

=IF(ISNUMBER(MATCH(WORKDAY(TODAY(),1),$G$1:$G$2,0)),"Next workday is
holiday","Next workday is not a holiday")

Formula finds next workday after today, and if it is in list of holidays,
outputs correct text string.
--
Best Regards,

Luke M
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"XLtest" wrote:

> hi, not good with dates, trying to have readout show: "next workday is a
> holiday.. "
> - to include today is sat/sun (having a problem with)
> artificial set monday as a holiday
> defined name HOL:
> ={"2010-01-01";"2010-01-11";"2010-01-18"}
> fe3 = NOW() or: 2010.01.08 4:27:29 PM
> (changing pc date to yesterday/today/tomarrow: sat)
>
> have some items that work below /not labelled: yes / no.
> last entry at top.. thanks in advance.
> example: works: y/n
>
> =TODAY()=WORKDAY($FE$3,0,HOL) works, but not if today is sat/sun
> =TODAY()+1=WORKDAY($FE$3,1,HOL) wrong..
> =WORKDAY($FE$3,1,HOL)-1 no/ trying to do fe3 +1 ??
>
> =DATE(2010,1,8) basic/yes
> =TODAY()=DATE(2010,1,9)-1 yes
> =TODAY()=DATE(2010,1,8) yes
> =SUMPRODUCT(--ISNUMBER(FIND(HOL,TODAY())))>0 no
> =WORKDAY($FE$3,1,HOL) yes
> fe3 has NOW(): 2010.01.08 4:27:29 PM