Workday Count-Down Formula when cell has a value entered
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I need to add a Workday Count Down to my project plan. As soon as the action has been completed (3 installs are done for the day) and I enter 3 in B14 I need my Total Work Days left (N1) to subtract 1 day to show the amount of the work days left to complete the project.
My problem is, it subtracts the amount of installs instead of just 1 day.
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I need to add a Workday Count Down to my project plan. As soon as the action has been completed (3 installs are done for the day) and I enter 3 in B14 I need my Total Work Days left (N1) to subtract 1 day to show the amount of the work days left to complete the project.
My problem is, it subtracts the amount of installs instead of just 1 day.
microsoft-excel worksheet-function
edited Mar 7 at 16:07
Burgi
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asked Mar 7 at 11:39
user1005411user1005411
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Can you provide some example data?
– Burgi
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I need to add a Workday Count Down to my project plan. As soon as the action has been completed (3 installs are done for the day) and I enter 3 in B14 I need my Total Work Days left (N1) to subtract 1 day to show the amount of the work days left to complete the project.
My problem is, it subtracts the amount of installs instead of just 1 day.
microsoft-excel worksheet-function
edited Mar 7 at 16:07
Burgi
4,435102945
asked Mar 7 at 11:39
user1005411user1005411
1
I need to add a Workday Count Down to my project plan. As soon as the action has been completed (3 installs are done for the day) and I enter 3 in B14 I need my Total Work Days left (N1) to subtract 1 day to show the amount of the work days left to complete the project.
My problem is, it subtracts the amount of installs instead of just 1 day.
microsoft-excel worksheet-function
microsoft-excel worksheet-function
edited Mar 7 at 16:07
Burgi
4,435102945
asked Mar 7 at 11:39
user1005411user1005411
1
edited Mar 7 at 16:07
Burgi
4,435102945
asked Mar 7 at 11:39
user1005411user1005411
1
edited Mar 7 at 16:07
Burgi
4,435102945
edited Mar 7 at 16:07
Burgi
4,435102945
edited Mar 7 at 16:07
Burgi
4,435102945
4,435102945
asked Mar 7 at 11:39
user1005411user1005411
1
asked Mar 7 at 11:39
user1005411user1005411
1
asked Mar 7 at 11:39
user1005411user1005411
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Can you provide some example data?
– Burgi
Mar 7 at 16:07
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Can you provide some example data?
– Burgi
Mar 7 at 16:07
Can you provide some example data?
– Burgi
Mar 7 at 16:07
Can you provide some example data?
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I don't really know how is it that you're doing it, but you could do an COUNTA(range), that counts cells that are not blank, and subtract it from the number of work days you have.
So it would be like: NumberOfWorkdays - COUNTA(range).
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I don't really know how is it that you're doing it, but you could do an COUNTA(range), that counts cells that are not blank, and subtract it from the number of work days you have.
So it would be like: NumberOfWorkdays - COUNTA(range).
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I don't really know how is it that you're doing it, but you could do an COUNTA(range), that counts cells that are not blank, and subtract it from the number of work days you have.
So it would be like: NumberOfWorkdays - COUNTA(range).
edited Mar 7 at 16:07
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answered Mar 7 at 15:52
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I don't really know how is it that you're doing it, but you could do an COUNTA(range), that counts cells that are not blank, and subtract it from the number of work days you have.
So it would be like: NumberOfWorkdays - COUNTA(range).
edited Mar 7 at 16:07
Burgi
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answered Mar 7 at 15:52
Gabriel MarinelloGabriel Marinello
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I don't really know how is it that you're doing it, but you could do an COUNTA(range), that counts cells that are not blank, and subtract it from the number of work days you have.
So it would be like: NumberOfWorkdays - COUNTA(range).
edited Mar 7 at 16:07
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Can you provide some example data?
– Burgi
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