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    Re: Find if holiday falls within date range

    See my version for counting Thanksgiving..... Easter is a bit trickier......

    Do you want to count these separately or get a total count of holidays within the date range? If it's the latter then you could just create a list of all holidays and use NETWORKDAYS.INTL , i.e. for a count of total holidays within the range

    =B2-A2+1-NETWORKDAYS.INTL(A2,B2,"0000000",holidays)
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    Re: Find if holiday falls within date range

    Looks like they're using Excel 2007 so the NETWORKDAYS.INTL function isn't available to them.

    Count of Easter holidays is going to be brutal!
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    Re: Find if holiday falls within date range

    Quote Originally Posted by Tony Valko View Post
    Looks like they're using Excel 2007
    True, I read the wrong profile......

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