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How to get days of week by entering dates?
How do I set up a function that when I "input a date it gives me the day of
the week" in another column? |
How to get days of week by entering dates?
Depending on the format you want displayed.
Full day name: =TEXT(A1,"dddd") Three letter day name: =TEXT(A1,"ddd") HTH, Paul -- "jspaeth" wrote in message ... How do I set up a function that when I "input a date it gives me the day of the week" in another column? |
How to get days of week by entering dates?
Hi,
Try this =WEEKDAY(A1) With a custom format of DDD Mike "jspaeth" wrote: How do I set up a function that when I "input a date it gives me the day of the week" in another column? |
How to get days of week by entering dates?
Assuming the date is in A1, create the following formula in the cell you want
the day of the week in: =A1 Then select the formula cell and click FORMAT, CELLS from the menu and click the NUMBER tab. In the CATEGORY column select CUSTOM and then in the text box to the right of the CATEGORY column enter the following format mask: dddd Click OK to exit. -- Kevin Backmann "jspaeth" wrote: How do I set up a function that when I "input a date it gives me the day of the week" in another column? |
How to get days of week by entering dates?
You don't need the WEEKDAY function, Mike.
=A1 will do the same, if you format as ddd. -- David Biddulph "Mike H" wrote in message ... Hi, Try this =WEEKDAY(A1) With a custom format of DDD Mike "jspaeth" wrote: How do I set up a function that when I "input a date it gives me the day of the week" in another column? |
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