NETWORKDAYS.INTL in WPS on Windows FAQ

Last updated:July 20, 2026

When using NETWORKDAYS.INTL, common questions usually involve formula errors, argument settings, and result checks; this FAQ includes 4 common questions and 4 glossary terms.

FAQ

What should I do if NETWORKDAYS.INTL shows an error after I enter it?

  1. Check whether the formula starts with =.
  2. Confirm that the function name, parentheses, and argument separators are complete.
  3. Check whether the start date, end date, and holiday arguments use valid data formats.

How do I view the syntax hint for NETWORKDAYS.INTL?

  1. Select the target cell.
  2. Type =NETWORKDAYS.INTL(.
  3. Watch the formula area for the syntax hint and continue entering arguments based on it.

Why does the working-day-result not match what I expected?

  1. Check whether the weekend argument matches the current work schedule.
  2. Confirm that the holiday argument includes every date that should be excluded.
  3. Review the referenced date cells for text formatting or invalid values.

How to use NETWORKDAYS.INTL in WPS on Windows when the result does not change as expected after editing dates?

  1. Confirm that you edited the cells referenced by the formula rather than unrelated data.
  2. Check whether the reference type stayed correct when the formula was copied.
  3. Select the result cell again and review the formula to confirm that the argument range was not changed accidentally.

Glossary

TermDefinition
NETWORKDAYS.INTLA function that calculates the number of working days between two dates and supports custom weekend rules.
Weekend argumentA function argument used to define which days are treated as rest days.
Holiday argumentAn argument used to exclude additional non-working dates, either as date values or a cell range.
Cell referenceA formula method that refers to content in other cells and supports repeated calculations.