(5.3) Suppose that a payday can only be on a weekday (Monday-Friday). For any payday on a weekend return the next workday as the new payday. a. Place your calculation for the first "next workday" in cell L3). b. Reference the table of federal holidays, the original payday, and the day of the week for the original payday when calculating the next workday. c. Use error catching to return an empty cell if the payday is already on a weekday. d. Reuse your formula to calculate the remaining paydays in the column. (5.4 Calculate the first workday based on the project start date in cell C3. a. Place your calculation in cell C6. b. The first workday will be the start date unless the start date is a weekend day, in which case it will be the next workday. c. Be sure to consider any federal holidays when calculating the next workday. (5.3) Suppose that a payday can only be on a weekday (Monday-Friday). For any payday on a weekend return the next workday as the new payday. a. Place your calculation for the first "next workday" in cell L3). b. Reference the table of federal holidays, the original payday, and the day of the week for the original payday when calculating the next workday. c. Use error catching to return an empty cell if the payday is already on a weekday. d. Reuse your formula to calculate the remaining paydays in the column. (5.4 Calculate the first workday based on the project start date in cell C3. a. Place your calculation in cell C6. b. The first workday will be the start date unless the start date is a weekend day, in which case it will be the next workday. c. Be sure to consider any federal holidays when calculating the next workday