| Working days computation in PowerPivot |
| Written by Alberto Ferrari |
| Wednesday, 19 January 2011 22:15 |
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A very frequent question, when performing business analysis, is to count the number of working days in a certain period of time. Creating a data model with PowerPivot that gracefully handles working days is pretty easy, nevertheless it is worth a post. As you might already know, PowerPivot needs a calendar table to compute most of its time intelligence functions and this table needs to satisfy some important conditions:
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