This is the sample dataset.
Calculate the Turnaround Time in days and then in Hours.
Method 1 – Using the NETWORKDAYS Function to Calculate the Turnaround Time in Excel Excluding Weekends
STEPS:
- Go to E6 and enter the formula.
=NETWORKDAYS(C6,D6)
Excel finds the days between the Start Date in C6 and the End Date in D6.
- Press ENTER.
Excel will return the number of days between 2/28/2020 and 2/21/2020 excluding weekends.
- Drag down the Fill Handle to AutoFill the rest of the cells.
- In D4, you have 8 Working Hours per Day. Multiply the Turnaround Time by Working Hours per Day.
- Select F6 and enter the formula:
=E6*$D$3
E6 was multiplied by D3. An Absolute Cell Reference was used in D3.
- Press ENTER.
Excel will return the Turnaround Time in Hours.
Excel multiplied 6 by 8 to get 48 in F6.
- Drag down the Fill Handle to AutoFill the rest of the cells.
NOTE: The NETWORKDAYS function considers weekends as Saturday and Sunday by default.
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Method 2 – Applying the NETWORKDAYS.INTL Function to Calculate the Turnaround Time in Excel Excluding Weekends
STEPS:
- Go to E6 and enter the formula.
=NETWORKDAYS.INTL(C6,D6,7)
The Start Date is in C6 and the End Date in D6. 7 indicates that the weekends are Friday and Saturday.
- Press ENTER.
Excel will return the number of days between 2/28/2020 and 2/21/2020 excluding weekends.
- Drag down the Fill Handle to AutoFill the rest of the cells.
- Calculate the Turnaround Time in Hours following Method 1.
Method 3 – Using Combined Functions to Calculate the Turnaround Time Excluding Weekends
STEPS:
- Go to E6 and enter the formula.
=NETWORKDAYS(C6,D6)+IF(MOD(WEEKDAY(D6),7)>1,MOD(D6,1)-1,0)-IF(MOD(WEEKDAY(C6),7)>1,MOD(C6,1),0)
Formula Breakdown
NETWORKDAYS(C6,D6) → determines the workdays available between D6 and C6.
Output → 6
Explanation ⇒ there are 6 working days excluding the weekends between 2/28/2020 and 2/21/2020.
WEEKDAY(D6) → identifies the day of the week in D6.
Output → 6
Explanation ⇒ 2/28/2020 was the 6th day of that week: Friday.
IF(MOD(WEEKDAY(D6),7)>1,MOD(D6,1)-1,0) → returns the reminder after dividing number by divisor.
IF(6>1,-1,0)
Output → -1
Explanation ⇒ Since 6>1, we get -1 as value_if_true is -1
IF(MOD(WEEKDAY(C6),7)>1,MOD(C6,1),0) → returns the reminder after dividing number by divisor.
IF (6>1,0,0)
Output → 0
Explanation ⇒ Since 6>1, we get 0 as value_if_true is 0
- Press ENTER.
Excel will return the number of days between 2/28/2020 and 2/21/2020 excluding weekends and subtracting the beginning portion of the first day (midnight to start time) and the final part of the last day (end time to midnight).
- Drag down the Fill Handle to AutoFill the rest of the cells.
- Calculate the Turnaround Time in Hour following Method 1.
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