Difference between revisions of "Bank Holiday Dates"
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You will need to add Bank Holidays and other non working days before you update the date range. Click on the "Enter New Bank Holiday" button, you will then be taken to the add screen. | You will need to add Bank Holidays and other non working days before you update the date range. Click on the "Enter New Bank Holiday" button, you will then be taken to the add screen. | ||
Revision as of 15:41, 22 August 2024
In order to run reports that contain intervals as working days instead of elapsed days, you need to enter bank holidays (include other non working days).
Any day within the date range which is not a bank holiday or a weekend is treated as a working day.
You will need to add Bank Holidays and other non working days before you update the date range. Click on the "Enter New Bank Holiday" button, you will then be taken to the add screen.
You will find, on the right hand side, a tool to add UK holidays for forthcoming years. You may add the dates individually or for the year. Use the left hand side to add other holidays and non working days (excluding weekends).
When you have added all of the required dates, you will need to update the date ranges of the system. Simply add an Earliest date to a latest date (above it shows you currently calculated range). If you have already done a calculation, it is okay to add news days and recalculate.
