Use the WORKDAY function. You could set up Conditional Formatting using:
"=WORKDAY(today,10)>$A$1"
Give that a try.
Matthew Pfluger
> In need to be able to highlight a row if the date in that row is greater than
> 10 business days. I have already stored today as a variable called "today."
Michael from Austin - 25 Mar 2008 20:53 GMT
Worked.. Thanks So much...........

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Michael
> Use the WORKDAY function. You could set up Conditional Formatting using:
> "=WORKDAY(today,10)>$A$1"
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> > In need to be able to highlight a row if the date in that row is greater than
> > 10 business days. I have already stored today as a variable called "today."
>In need to be able to highlight a row if the date in that row is greater than
>10 business days. I have already stored today as a variable called "today."
Go to Tools > Addins and make sure "Analysis Toolpak - VBA" is checked. In
the VBE, go to Tools > References and set a reference to atpvbaen.xls. Then
you can call the NETWORKDAYS function directly
Sub HighlightDays()
If Abs(networkdays(Sheet1.Range("A4").Value, Date)) > 10 Then
Sheet1.Range("A4").EntireRow.Interior.Color = vbYellow
End If
End Sub

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Michael from Austin - 25 Mar 2008 20:54 GMT
Worked!!!! Thanks so much.........

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Regards,
Michael
> >In need to be able to highlight a row if the date in that row is greater than
> >10 business days. I have already stored today as a variable called "today."
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> End Sub