addWorkDays()

The addWorkDays() function provides the ability to add or subtract weekdays (i.e., Monday through Friday) from a date.

Syntax

addWorkDays(date, integer, [holidays])

Argument Description
date

(required)

An expression that results in a date value (i.e., a hard-coded date, a reference to a date attribute, or a function that returns a date value).
integer

(required)

The value to add to the date argument.  If the value provided is not an integer, it will be rounded to the nearest integer.
holidays

(optional)

An expression that results in a comma separated list of date values (i.e., hard-coded dates or a reference to an attribute). These dates will be ignored, along with weekends, when adding work days.

Note: If the holidays argument is hard-coded, it should be surrounded in quotation marks (e.g., “2020-12-25, 2021-01-01”).

Where Available

  • Available in all places the injected expression icon is visible, as well as within Filter fields on Cards, Tables and List/View sections.

Examples

Where Example(s)
Business rules: Set Value

Attribute expression

addWorkDays("2023-02-07", 6)

addWorkDays("2023-02-07", 6.2)

both of the examples above would result in 2020-12-15

addWorkDays("2023-02-07", 15, Holidays__c)

addWorkDays("2023-12-25", "2023-12-25, 2024-01-01") result: 2023-01-08

addWorkDays(dueDate__c, -20)

Field Editability expression

Tab Visibility expression

Business rules: Condition

Stage_3_date__c < addWorkDays(Stage_2_date__c, 30)
Business rules: Notification Subject

Business rules: Notification Body

Dynamic Filter

{!addWorkDays(Stage_2_date__c, estimated_effort__c)}

 

{!addWorkDays(due_date__c, -14)}

Embedded Section URL attribute

Business Rule: URL Call

External View URL on List/View

{!URL1__c & "/" & addWorkDays(Program_Start_Date__c, -20)}

 

Metric expression sumif(Initiative__t, OPEX__m, active and due_date__c < addWorkDays(start_date__c, 10, Holidays__c))

sumif(Initiative__t, betweenDates(Revenue_Impact__m, Impact_Start_date__c, addWorkDays(Impact_Start_date__c, 90)), Business_Unit__c = "Alpha" and Phase__c=1)

 

Updated on January 29, 2024

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