What I would like to do is use a excel function in one specific cell to output to the cell next to it. So as you can see in the image below I enter =TODAY(). What I would like to do is in cell c4 is used today function to enter todays date in cell 4 and in Cell d4 enter the date 3 days later. So if possible in cell c4 I would enter a function that states todays date in cell c4 and the workday 3 days later.
CodePudding user response:
If you only ever want to use Today() as the starting date, you can use this:
=TEXT(TODAY(),"ddd, dd-MM-yyyy")&" - next workday: "&TEXT(WORKDAY(TODAY(),3)," dddd")
If you want the user to enter a date, that entry must be in a different cell, and you need to replace the Today() function in the formula above with that cell reference.
CodePudding user response:
To make the number of days offset variable, use SEQUENCE
to generate the offsets
=WORKDAY(TODAY(),SEQUENCE(1,2,0,D7))
For Non-Dyanamic Array versions, the first formula could also be entered as a array formula (CSE) into C4:D4