The WORKDAY function calculates a date that is a given number of working days from a specified start date, automatically excluding weekends and, optionally, holidays. You can use the WORKDAY function to calculate project start dates, delivery dates, due dates, and other dates that must...Read more
The WEEKNUM function takes a date and returns a number between 1 and 54 that corresponds to the week of the year. By default, the WEEKNUM function starts counting on the week that contains January 1 and increments week numbers on Sunday. Typically the last week number in a year is 53....Read more
Sometimes, times in Excel appear as text values that are not recognized properly as time. The TIMEVALUE function is meant to parse a time that appears as a text value into a valid Excel time. A native Excel time is more useful...Read more
The TIME function creates a valid Excel time using the given values for hour, minute, and second. Like all Excel time, the result is a number that represents a fractional day. The TIME function will only return time values up to...Read more
The HOUR function returns the hour portion of a time as a number between 0-23. For example, with a time of 9:00 AM, HOUR will return 9. HOUR takes just one argument, serial_number, which must be a valid Excel date...Read more
The EDATE function returns a date on the same day of the month, n months before or after a start date. You can use EDATE to generate expiration dates, contract dates, due dates, anniversary dates, retirement dates, and other dates that derive from a start date. EDATE returns a...Read more
