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Asked: 2026-05-25T18:18:25+00:00

I wish to set a task in which I say My task starts on

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I wish to set a task in which I say

“My task starts on XX, May 2011 and ends after 14 work days”

How do I automatically put this date range in an Excel sheet?

So, can I put something like:

A1Cell: 2 May 2011
A2Cell: =$A1+1 (should be a WorkDay) 
A3Cell: =$A2+1 (should be a WorkDay)
A4Cell: =$A3+1 (should be a WorkDay)
A5Cell: =$A4+1 (should be a WorkDay)
A6Cell: =$A5+1 (should be a WorkDay, as this is Saturday, it should automatically take it as the next workday)

Can something like the above be achieved in Excel? Or if there is a VBA code available for it?

What I could get was something like:

=IF($A5=(WORKDAY($A5,0)),$A5+1,$A5+3)

But it does not seem to work.

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  1. Editorial Team

    See the formula, adding the number of working days (column A) to today 

    =WORKDAY(TODAY(),A1)

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