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BaseballFan

Define a cell value base on the date
 
I'd like to define the value of a cell to be the first letter of the day of
the week, based on the current year, when I supply the Month and Day from
other cells.

Example:
A1 = "April"
A2 = 1

Since April 1st of this year was a Sunday, the value of my cell, A3, would
be "S"

If I changed A2 to the number 10, then A3 would change to "T" because the
10th of April of this year is a "T"uesday.

I appreciate any help anyone can provide on this.

Jimmy

BoniM

Define a cell value base on the date
 
=CHOOSE(WEEKDAY(DATEVALUE(A1&" "&A2)),"S","M","T","W","T","F","S")

"BaseballFan" wrote:

I'd like to define the value of a cell to be the first letter of the day of
the week, based on the current year, when I supply the Month and Day from
other cells.

Example:
A1 = "April"
A2 = 1

Since April 1st of this year was a Sunday, the value of my cell, A3, would
be "S"

If I changed A2 to the number 10, then A3 would change to "T" because the
10th of April of this year is a "T"uesday.

I appreciate any help anyone can provide on this.

Jimmy


T. Valko

Define a cell value base on the date
 
Just a thought...

What weekday is this: S

Saturday or Sunday?

=IF(OR(A1="",A2=""),"",CHOOSE(WEEKDAY(A1&A2),"Su", "M","Tu","W","Th","F","Sa"))

Biff

"BoniM" wrote in message
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=CHOOSE(WEEKDAY(DATEVALUE(A1&" "&A2)),"S","M","T","W","T","F","S")

"BaseballFan" wrote:

I'd like to define the value of a cell to be the first letter of the day
of
the week, based on the current year, when I supply the Month and Day from
other cells.

Example:
A1 = "April"
A2 = 1

Since April 1st of this year was a Sunday, the value of my cell, A3,
would
be "S"

If I changed A2 to the number 10, then A3 would change to "T" because the
10th of April of this year is a "T"uesday.

I appreciate any help anyone can provide on this.

Jimmy





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