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How do I capture a date?
Every week I have to create a schedule that includes dates. I want to be able
to prompt for a date and place it within the header along with the phrase "Week Ending". So I would open up the spreadsheet, and then get a prompt me to enter a date and then I would take that date and make the phrase "Week Ending December 4, 2008" for instance. Or, would I have to use control key combination to get the date? I would also need to take that date and update the date fields for each day of the week. The date would be Thursday, so I would take that date and put it in the cell for the Thursday date. I would then subtract one to automatically give me the date for Wednesday and so on. Thanks for any help. |
How do I capture a date?
Not sure what you want.
If you want the Thursday date of the current week: ="Week ending "&TEXT(5-WEEKDAY(NOW())+TODAY(),"m/d/yyyy") -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Capture a variable date & use with text" <Capture a variable date & use with wrote in message ... Every week I have to create a schedule that includes dates. I want to be able to prompt for a date and place it within the header along with the phrase "Week Ending". So I would open up the spreadsheet, and then get a prompt me to enter a date and then I would take that date and make the phrase "Week Ending December 4, 2008" for instance. Or, would I have to use control key combination to get the date? I would also need to take that date and update the date fields for each day of the week. The date would be Thursday, so I would take that date and put it in the cell for the Thursday date. I would then subtract one to automatically give me the date for Wednesday and so on. Thanks for any help. |
How do I capture a date?
Sorry, I don't understand.
????? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Capture a variable date & use with text" soft.com wrote in message ... That was close to what I want, but if I run this on Tuesday or Wednesday, I want the Thursday to be next weeks Thursday. I also want to be able to capture that date and use it to calculate the dates of next week. Thanks "T. Valko" wrote: Not sure what you want. If you want the Thursday date of the current week: ="Week ending "&TEXT(5-WEEKDAY(NOW())+TODAY(),"m/d/yyyy") -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "Capture a variable date & use with text" <Capture a variable date & use with wrote in message ... Every week I have to create a schedule that includes dates. I want to be able to prompt for a date and place it within the header along with the phrase "Week Ending". So I would open up the spreadsheet, and then get a prompt me to enter a date and then I would take that date and make the phrase "Week Ending December 4, 2008" for instance. Or, would I have to use control key combination to get the date? I would also need to take that date and update the date fields for each day of the week. The date would be Thursday, so I would take that date and put it in the cell for the Thursday date. I would then subtract one to automatically give me the date for Wednesday and so on. Thanks for any help. |
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