Date Logic

Hello Expers,
I have crystal report on top of BW Query. I need to calculate the Business Days when I refresh the report. For Example: If I Refresh my report today it should give me the business till today for that month(need to exclude Saturday and Sunday and Holidays). So If it is 06/02/10 today I should get my business days=1 and If I run on 06/01/10 then it should give me all Business days for May 10.
can anybody help me how to achieve in Crystal Reports.
Thanks,
Ravi

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