I have a field named Days Change_Ship which uses a formula seen below. Current Ship Date is entered by the user while Revision Date is day the item was created by the user. How can I do the same thing but not include the weekends and holidays, or at least not include the weekends?
Days Change_Ship Formula:
If you are asking how to exclude weekends in Power Automate, here is a link that shows how.
I don't believe there is a way to do this with a formula in a SharePoint calculated column.
I'd started working on your problem, @alopez222, and came to the same conclusion that @ScottShearer did, which is that it's hard to do it with holidays.
However, I believe that a very complicated set of IF() formula would be able to do the weekends ... MAYBE.
Incidentally, did you know that the list has its own 'Created' column which lists the time at which the item was created?
In the meantime, I used the SharePoint list that I'd started for your problem to make this answer here, and thought you'd like to know as it does what you need, too:
Just use that Revision Date column instead of the Due Date one that I used in the example.
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