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Trying to calculate the integer difference between Due_Date and Result_Date excluding weekends and holidays.

I have a table (Holidays) with the dates of the holidays in it. The table looks like:

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2 New Years 1/1/2015

So, if Date_Due: 9/25/2014 and Result_Date: 9/29/2014, then TAT = 2

Since 9/27/2014 and 9/28/2014 are weekends they are excluded from the calculation and only that Thursday and Friday are used in the calculation.

Code:
Private Sub Result_Date_AfterUpdate()
[TAT] = NETWORKDAYS(Due_Date, Result_Date, tblHolidays)
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