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Naming Of A Day In The Month
Good Evening All, I have a simple 3 column s/s, which details direct debit
outgoings for each day of the Month, ie 1-31. Because of the change of day of month (Mon/Tue...) falls differently each month, ie Mon 1st June, might be Mon 2nd July. So... A B C 1 01 £1000.00 2 02 3 03 £500.00 4 04 £350.00 5 05 ....So depending on the date (today), I would like column A to show the actual day of the week, Mon/Tue/Wed etc. I have tried linking to a absolute cell with the Today() fn, and even tried to create a vlookup table in another w/s but to no avail. I hope eplained ok! Us usual any assistance is most appreciated. Cheers, Mathew |
Naming Of A Day In The Month
Hi Mathew
=DAY(TODAY()) Format the cell as custom, Type: dddd Regards, Per "Mathew P Bennett" skrev i meddelelsen ... Good Evening All, I have a simple 3 column s/s, which details direct debit outgoings for each day of the Month, ie 1-31. Because of the change of day of month (Mon/Tue...) falls differently each month, ie Mon 1st June, might be Mon 2nd July. So... A B C 1 01 £1000.00 2 02 3 03 £500.00 4 04 £350.00 5 05 ...So depending on the date (today), I would like column A to show the actual day of the week, Mon/Tue/Wed etc. I have tried linking to a absolute cell with the Today() fn, and even tried to create a vlookup table in another w/s but to no avail. I hope eplained ok! Us usual any assistance is most appreciated. Cheers, Mathew |
Naming Of A Day In The Month
One way to approach this is to simply enter the date in A1:
7/1/08 And then custom format A1 to ddd or dddd and then just copy down. -- HTH, RD --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please keep all correspondence within the NewsGroup, so all may benefit ! --------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Mathew P Bennett" wrote in message ... Good Evening All, I have a simple 3 column s/s, which details direct debit outgoings for each day of the Month, ie 1-31. Because of the change of day of month (Mon/Tue...) falls differently each month, ie Mon 1st June, might be Mon 2nd July. So... A B C 1 01 #1000.00 2 02 3 03 #500.00 4 04 #350.00 5 05 ...So depending on the date (today), I would like column A to show the actual day of the week, Mon/Tue/Wed etc. I have tried linking to a absolute cell with the Today() fn, and even tried to create a vlookup table in another w/s but to no avail. I hope eplained ok! Us usual any assistance is most appreciated. Cheers, Mathew |
Naming Of A Day In The Month
Maybe this:
Enter this formula in A1. It'll return the date for the 1st of the month for the *current* month/year: =TODAY()-DAY(NOW())+1 Enter this formula in A2 and copy down to A31: =IF(DAY(A1+1)DAY(A$1),A1+1,"") Select the range A1:A31 and format as DDD or DDDD -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Mathew P Bennett" wrote in message ... Good Evening All, I have a simple 3 column s/s, which details direct debit outgoings for each day of the Month, ie 1-31. Because of the change of day of month (Mon/Tue...) falls differently each month, ie Mon 1st June, might be Mon 2nd July. So... A B C 1 01 £1000.00 2 02 3 03 £500.00 4 04 £350.00 5 05 ...So depending on the date (today), I would like column A to show the actual day of the week, Mon/Tue/Wed etc. I have tried linking to a absolute cell with the Today() fn, and even tried to create a vlookup table in another w/s but to no avail. I hope eplained ok! Us usual any assistance is most appreciated. Cheers, Mathew |
Naming Of A Day In The Month
Thanks Guys, but niether approach works
I need A1,A2... to reflect the actual day name of the date in Col B, depending on the date today (this a simple rolling monthly ss) ie next month, Col A will automatically change (day name) to reflect the actual month. Cheers Mathew "Mathew P Bennett" wrote in message ... Good Evening All, I have a simple 3 column s/s, which details direct debit outgoings for each day of the Month, ie 1-31. Because of the change of day of month (Mon/Tue...) falls differently each month, ie Mon 1st June, might be Mon 2nd July. So... A B C 1 01 £1000.00 2 02 3 03 £500.00 4 04 £350.00 5 05 ...So depending on the date (today), I would like column A to show the actual day of the week, Mon/Tue/Wed etc. I have tried linking to a absolute cell with the Today() fn, and even tried to create a vlookup table in another w/s but to no avail. I hope eplained ok! Us usual any assistance is most appreciated. Cheers, Mathew |
Naming Of A Day In The Month
Hi Guys, forgot to mention that in Col B (Date of the Month), there may be
duplicate rows, ie there may be 03 in B4 as well as B3 Cheers, M "Mathew P Bennett" wrote in message ... Thanks Guys, but niether approach works I need A1,A2... to reflect the actual day name of the date in Col B, depending on the date today (this a simple rolling monthly ss) ie next month, Col A will automatically change (day name) to reflect the actual month. Cheers Mathew "Mathew P Bennett" wrote in message ... Good Evening All, I have a simple 3 column s/s, which details direct debit outgoings for each day of the Month, ie 1-31. Because of the change of day of month (Mon/Tue...) falls differently each month, ie Mon 1st June, might be Mon 2nd July. So... A B C 1 01 £1000.00 2 02 3 03 £500.00 4 04 £350.00 5 05 ...So depending on the date (today), I would like column A to show the actual day of the week, Mon/Tue/Wed etc. I have tried linking to a absolute cell with the Today() fn, and even tried to create a vlookup table in another w/s but to no avail. I hope eplained ok! Us usual any assistance is most appreciated. Cheers, Mathew |
Naming Of A Day In The Month
niether approach works
I need A1,A2... to reflect the actual day name of the date in Col B Well, you didn't say that column B *already* has the date! <g Enter this formula in A1 and copy down as needed: =TEXT(B1,"ddd") for the short day name like Mon =TEXT(B1,"dddd") for the long day name like Monday -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Mathew P Bennett" wrote in message ... Thanks Guys, but niether approach works I need A1,A2... to reflect the actual day name of the date in Col B, depending on the date today (this a simple rolling monthly ss) ie next month, Col A will automatically change (day name) to reflect the actual month. Cheers Mathew "Mathew P Bennett" wrote in message ... Good Evening All, I have a simple 3 column s/s, which details direct debit outgoings for each day of the Month, ie 1-31. Because of the change of day of month (Mon/Tue...) falls differently each month, ie Mon 1st June, might be Mon 2nd July. So... A B C 1 01 £1000.00 2 02 3 03 £500.00 4 04 £350.00 5 05 ...So depending on the date (today), I would like column A to show the actual day of the week, Mon/Tue/Wed etc. I have tried linking to a absolute cell with the Today() fn, and even tried to create a vlookup table in another w/s but to no avail. I hope eplained ok! Us usual any assistance is most appreciated. Cheers, Mathew |
Naming Of A Day In The Month
Hi again, cheers biff, but it says 09 July 08 is a Monday!
:) "T. Valko" wrote in message ... niether approach works I need A1,A2... to reflect the actual day name of the date in Col B Well, you didn't say that column B *already* has the date! <g Enter this formula in A1 and copy down as needed: =TEXT(B1,"ddd") for the short day name like Mon =TEXT(B1,"dddd") for the long day name like Monday -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Mathew P Bennett" wrote in message ... Thanks Guys, but niether approach works I need A1,A2... to reflect the actual day name of the date in Col B, depending on the date today (this a simple rolling monthly ss) ie next month, Col A will automatically change (day name) to reflect the actual month. Cheers Mathew "Mathew P Bennett" wrote in message ... Good Evening All, I have a simple 3 column s/s, which details direct debit outgoings for each day of the Month, ie 1-31. Because of the change of day of month (Mon/Tue...) falls differently each month, ie Mon 1st June, might be Mon 2nd July. So... A B C 1 01 £1000.00 2 02 3 03 £500.00 4 04 £350.00 5 05 ...So depending on the date (today), I would like column A to show the actual day of the week, Mon/Tue/Wed etc. I have tried linking to a absolute cell with the Today() fn, and even tried to create a vlookup table in another w/s but to no avail. I hope eplained ok! Us usual any assistance is most appreciated. Cheers, Mathew |
Naming Of A Day In The Month
Assuming A1 contains the year (2008) and A2 contains the month (7) and B3
contains the day (1), the formula [watch wrapping in this post] ... =CHOOSE(MOD(DATE($A$1,$A$2,B3),7)+1,"Sat","Sun","M on","Tue","Wed","Thu","Fri") will evaluate July 01, 2008 as 'Wed' for 'Wednesday'. -- Hope this helps. If this post was helpfull, please remember to click on the ''''YES'''' button at the bottom of the screen. Thanks, Gary Brown "Mathew P Bennett" wrote: Good Evening All, I have a simple 3 column s/s, which details direct debit outgoings for each day of the Month, ie 1-31. Because of the change of day of month (Mon/Tue...) falls differently each month, ie Mon 1st June, might be Mon 2nd July. So... A B C 1 01 £1000.00 2 02 3 03 £500.00 4 04 £350.00 5 05 ....So depending on the date (today), I would like column A to show the actual day of the week, Mon/Tue/Wed etc. I have tried linking to a absolute cell with the Today() fn, and even tried to create a vlookup table in another w/s but to no avail. I hope eplained ok! Us usual any assistance is most appreciated. Cheers, Mathew |
Naming Of A Day In The Month
On Wed, 9 Jul 2008 19:49:12 +0100, "Mathew P Bennett"
wrote: Hi again, cheers biff, but it says 09 July 08 is a Monday! :) If 09 Jul 08 means 09 Jul 2008 then the formula you got from Biff is not reflecting the date. Most likely, you do NOT have a real date in B1, but rather just a number. For example, if you had the number 9 in B1, instead of the date 09 Jul 08, then Excel would interpret the "9" as being equivalent to 9-Jan-1900 which is a Monday. That being the case, you could use: =TEXT(DATE(YEAR(TODAY()),MONTH(TODAY()),B1),"dddd" ) --ron |
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