Hi All, I'm working on a script that will accept two dates and return all business days within that range. I have it working however, when a weekend is within the date range, it restarts on the Monday date only. I don't know how to fix this and am hoping tht somebody here can assist. This is my code: 
my $start_date = param('start_date');
my $end_date = param('end_date');

print header;

print "$start_date to $end_date <br>";

        my $start_date_parsed=ParseDate($start_date);
        my $end_date_parsed=ParseDate($end_date);

print "$start_date_parsed to $end_date_parsed <br><br>";


       my $delta=Delta_Format(DateCalc($start_date_parsed,$end_date_pa
+rsed),'',"%dv");
        print "$delta delta-days<br />\n";

        for my $day (0..$delta) {
            my $this_date=DateCalc($start_date_parsed, "+$day day");
            my $this_date_formatted=UnixDate($this_date,"%m-%d-%Y");
            next unless ( Date_IsWorkDay($this_date));
            print "For-Day $day: $this_date_formatted<br />";
}

print end_html;

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This is what is output from the date range 8/1/2014-8/9/2014:

08/04/2014 to 08/09/2014
2014080400:00:00 to 2014080900:00:00

5 delta-days
For-Day 0: 08-04-2014
For-Day 1: 08-05-2014
For-Day 2: 08-06-2014
For-Day 3: 08-07-2014
For-Day 4: 08-08-2014

This is what happens if I include a weekend in the range, 8/1/2014-8/15/2014:

08/04/2014 to 08/15/2014
2014080400:00:00 to 2014081500:00:00

4 delta-days
For-Day 0: 08-04-2014
For-Day 1: 08-05-2014
For-Day 2: 08-06-2014
For-Day 3: 08-07-2014
For-Day 4: 08-08-2014

This is what I'm actually looking for, with an example date range of 8/1/2014-8/15/2014:

08/04/2014 to 08/15/2014
2014080400:00:00 to 2014081500:00:00

9 delta-days
For-Day 0: 08-04-2014
For-Day 1: 08-05-2014
For-Day 2: 08-06-2014
For-Day 3: 08-07-2014
For-Day 4: 08-08-2014
For-Day 5: 08-11-2014
For-Day 6: 08-12-2014
For-Day 7: 08-13-2014
For-Day 8: 08-14-2014
For-Day 9: 08-15-2014

In reply to Business Date Range Only by Anonymous Monk

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