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A few solutions (there are probably others):
- Date.Networkdays function for Power Query and Power BI
- Combining NETWORKDAYS and WORKDAY functions in Power Query
- Getting the duration between two dates, excluding weekends and holidays
Depending on your actual requirements you may search the PowerBI Community
Hope this helps