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i have a formula that returns the day of a inoutted date.
=TEXT(f1,"dddd") it works fine except for it will return a "saturday" if the cell is blank. How can i adapt it to ignore the blank cell? Many thanks |
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=IF(ISBLANK(F1),"",TEXT(F1,"dddd"))
Steve "Neil" wrote in message ... i have a formula that returns the day of a inoutted date. =TEXT(f1,"dddd") it works fine except for it will return a "saturday" if the cell is blank. How can i adapt it to ignore the blank cell? Many thanks |
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=IF(WEEKDAY(F1)=7,"",TEXT(F1,"dddd"))
-- Gary's Student "Neil" wrote: i have a formula that returns the day of a inoutted date. =TEXT(f1,"dddd") it works fine except for it will return a "saturday" if the cell is blank. How can i adapt it to ignore the blank cell? Many thanks |
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