If you don't care about the fiscal year in weeks and need to solve for the actual days, here’s a step-by-step process for calculating remaining workdays in a year:

1. Calculate Total Remaining Days:

   First, calculate the total number of days remaining in the year using the method above. You should be an expert by now!

2. Determine Weekdays:

   Out of these remaining days, determine how many fall on weekdays (Monday through Friday). A week consists of 7 days, 5 of which are workdays. Thus, you can roughly estimate the number of workdays by calculating (Total Remaining Days / 7) * 5. Remember, that this gives an approximate number because it does not account for how the remaining days line up with the days of the week.

3. Account for Week Alignment:

   For a more accurate count, you need to account for the current day of the week. If the current day is in the middle of the week, you’ll need to manually count the remaining workdays for the current week before reverting to the weekly calculation. You can add this as a remainder at the end if you’re counting by weeks or months.

4. Subtract Public Holidays:

   If applicable, count the number of public holidays that fall on weekdays within the remaining days of the year and subtract them from the total. Again, each company is different so to get the precise number, you’ll need to get an accurate total before converting the time.