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I have a worksheet containing the dates of public holidays in two countries
as a 3-column array: A=country, B=holiday name, C=date. The dates are the primary sort key. I need to assign an individual name to the sub-range for each country for use in the WEEKDAY function. What is the simplest way to do that without physically sorting the array by country? |
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I'm not sure what you're doing this for, but I'd use a macro...
But before I invested any time doing this, I'd what to know that the next step (where I'd use that name) would actually work with a non-contiguous multi-area range name. Hershmab wrote: I have a worksheet containing the dates of public holidays in two countries as a 3-column array: A=country, B=holiday name, C=date. The dates are the primary sort key. I need to assign an individual name to the sub-range for each country for use in the WEEKDAY function. What is the simplest way to do that without physically sorting the array by country? -- Dave Peterson |
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