Re: Date interval Sans Weekends -- MIDRANGE-L

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Would the interval always be number of days?  including/excluding
holidays?


<009901bd5cbc$6614fb20$82cb99ce@robw.mcind.com>, on 03/31/98 
   at 09:47 AM, "Rob Ward" <rward@mcind.com> said:

>I'm looking for a formula to retrieve the interval between 2 dates that
>strips out weekends.
>Thought I'd check here before trying to reinvent the wheel.

>Thanks,

>Rob Ward
>M-C Industries, Inc.

 
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