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Networkdays function issue
Hi All,
I am facing a problem in using the networkdays function. I am using the below formula.
Networkdays([Target Date],$(vEndDate),$(vHolidayDate))
The Target Date is picked from a table column, $(vEndDate) contains the date selected in filter and $(vHolidayDate) contains the dates for the holiday period.
So, for example, if I want to calculate the workdays between 09/01/2017 and 09/30/2017 where the period 09/20/2017-09/22/2017, the values I am passing to the three arguments is as below.
Target Date- 09/01/2017
$(vEndDate)- 09/30/2017
$(vHolidayDate)- '09/20/2017','09/22/2017'
Now the problem is the output is same both with and without the holiday dates. So, the formulas Networkdays([Target Date],$(vEndDate)) and Networkdays([Target Date],$(vEndDate),$(vHolidayDate)) both return the same output.
I am assuming that this error is occurring as I am not storing the values in the correct format in the variable $(vHolidayDate). So will this variable contain the data in the format shown above with the quotes or do I need to store the values in this variable in a different format.
Also all the dates have been converted to MM/DD/YYYY using Date and Floor function.
Can anyone please let me know how to resolve this.
Thanks,
Rajarshi


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I just tried using the below expression:
=Networkdays(date#('09/01/2017'),date#('09/30/2017'),date#('09/20/2017'),date#('09/22/2017'))
and it works as expected.

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Hi Andrea,
Thanks for the response. If I write the formula in this way it is working. But my problem is that the holiday dates will not be constant. Here I have mentioned only one holiday date period 09/20/2017-09/22/2017. But this period is not fixed. Even there can be more than 1 holiday period. So I need to store these dates in a variable. So, my question is how to implement the formula where more than holiday periods are stored in a variable.


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lt's try using below expression:
=Networkdays( date#('09/01/2017'),date#('09/30/2017'), $(=(vHoliday)) )
where vHoliday variable is date#('09/20/2017'),date#('09/22/2017')

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Hi Andrea,
This also did not work. I am storing the values in the variable using the below script.
ListTable_DT_DIM:
LOAD Date(Floor(MO_DAY_YR_DT),'MM/DD/YYYY') as MO_DAY_YR_DATE
From lib://Transform\DT_DIM.qvd(qvd);
Holiday_Date_List:
LOAD concat(date#(chr(39) & MO_DAY_YR_DATE & chr(39)),',') as List
Resident ListTable_DT_DIM;
LET vHolidayDate=List;
Is this the correct way to store the dates in the variable?


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could you provide a sample qvf to help you quickly?
