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Default Change to formula to make it go to next weekday (i.e., avoid weekend days)?

You want to keep the formula unchanged, but get a different result. That's funny.
Here is what I might do...
=CHOOSE(WEEKDAY(TODAY()),TODAY()+1,TODAY()+1,TODAY ()+1,TODAY()+1,TODAY()+1,TODAY()+3,TODAY()+2)
Format the cell as: ddd.mmmm.dd.yyyy
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"StargateFan"
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I have a very specific formula that I need to keep the same. However,
I need to make the output come out as a weekday at all times. How can
I do this pls?

=CHOOSE(WEEKDAY(TODAY()+1),"Sn","Mn","Tu","Wd","Th ","Fr","Sa") &
TEXT(TODAY()+1,"\.mmm.dd.yyyy")

Thanks so much!! :oD