Workday formula and Dependency Automation

[The_Dan_Smock]

We work Sunday to Thursday, which means the WORKDAY(), WORKDAY_DIFF() isn’t terribly useful. Trying to calculate staff PTO days, but since I can’t figure out how to reconfigure the WORKDAY calculation, staff can’t log time off for a Sunday, for example.

[AlliAlosa]

Not sure if this will help, but I ran into a similar problem when working on my PTO base and needed to include Saturdays in the calculation. @Tyler_Kurlas helped me with a formula to find out how many Saturdays were inside a given time frame; you may be able to adjust it for Sundays (I would play around it with but am about to run out for a bit, might have time later)!

Post below shows formula broken down in detail :slightly_smiling_face:

Include Saturdays in Weekday count? Ask the community

I am attempting to set-up a database to track employee’s Paid Time Off (PTO). Ultimately I need to convert the days off to hours but I first need to solve this problem… I have set-up a formula field that counts the amount of days off using the WEEKDAY_DIFF() function, but I need to include Saturdays in that calculation as well. Is there a way to scan the dates {Start Date} and {End Date}, and return how many Saturdays are included in the date range?