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Excel I am trying to create the following for my company and am stumped: Start Date * Rate of Starts per week(WORKDAY) = Finish Date I would like to change the rate of starts to give the finish date. Please help

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Like previous poster, I'm guessing that you want something like this......Whate we need to know is : what formats do you need for Dates and Rate ?

Start Date Rate per Workday Finish Date

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Your issue is not stated very clearly so I'll make some guesses about your problem.
I'm guessing you mean "rate" (Starts-per-Week) is the number of starts you have that week.
I'll guess that those starts are not new start dates but something else-maybe job starts.
Each start implies a job duration period. Do you want to know the finish date of each job or are you only interested in when the last job will be completed? Don't think I can give you meaningful Excel formulas at this time.
Maybe Excel is the best tool for this job but I suspect someting like Microsoft Project would be more appropriate (but expensive). You should Google "project tracking", "project orgainization" and "Gant chart" and read what you find to get a good feel for your problem and how to solve it.

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