Excel Workback Date Macro/Formula Help!

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jpmartinez

I am creating a workback schedule for marketing, I was wondering if
there is an easy way to formulate days or dates back from a particular
date.

For example, if I have a deadline on 2/23/2004, then my copy editors
need to have a deadline of -5 or 5 (2/16/04) business days from that
date.

Does that make sense? Even if it is not business days, it would still
be helpful.

Email me with any questions.

Thanks,
JPM
 
Hi
without looking for business day simply subtract 5 from your date and
format the resulting cell as date. For calculation with dates have a
look at:
http://www.cpearson.com/excel/DateTimeWS.htm

In your case simply subtract 7 days from your current date (the same
as -5 business days)

Frank
 
If you have the Analysis Toolpak Add-in loaded (Tools/Addins...):

=WORKDAY(A1, -5)
 

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