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I would like to convert numeric dates to letter days of the week. For example,
9/13/2005 would convert to "Tuesday" or "Tue". 10/20/2005 would convert to "Thursday" or "Thu". 11/20/2005 would convert to Sunday" or "Sun". Is there a way to do this for all dates in the current year and future years? |
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Formatcellsnumbercustom and ddd or dddd, if you want them in another cell
just link to the source and use the same custom format -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom (No private emails please) "Taylor" wrote in message ... I would like to convert numeric dates to letter days of the week. For example, 9/13/2005 would convert to "Tuesday" or "Tue". 10/20/2005 would convert to "Thursday" or "Thu". 11/20/2005 would convert to Sunday" or "Sun". Is there a way to do this for all dates in the current year and future years? |
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Hi,
You can use a formula =Text(YourCell,"ddd") or =Text(YourCell, "dddd") or Format cells | Number | Custom | ddd or dddd kk "Taylor" wrote in message ... I would like to convert numeric dates to letter days of the week. For example, 9/13/2005 would convert to "Tuesday" or "Tue". 10/20/2005 would convert to "Thursday" or "Thu". 11/20/2005 would convert to Sunday" or "Sun". Is there a way to do this for all dates in the current year and future years? |
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KK: thank you very much. I tried it and it works.
Taylor "kk" wrote: Hi, You can use a formula =Text(YourCell,"ddd") or =Text(YourCell, "dddd") or Format cells | Number | Custom | ddd or dddd kk "Taylor" wrote in message ... I would like to convert numeric dates to letter days of the week. For example, 9/13/2005 would convert to "Tuesday" or "Tue". 10/20/2005 would convert to "Thursday" or "Thu". 11/20/2005 would convert to Sunday" or "Sun". Is there a way to do this for all dates in the current year and future years? |
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Peo: thank you for the answer to my question. I tried it and it works
Taylor "Peo Sjoblom" wrote: Formatcellsnumbercustom and ddd or dddd, if you want them in another cell just link to the source and use the same custom format -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom (No private emails please) "Taylor" wrote in message ... I would like to convert numeric dates to letter days of the week. For example, 9/13/2005 would convert to "Tuesday" or "Tue". 10/20/2005 would convert to "Thursday" or "Thu". 11/20/2005 would convert to Sunday" or "Sun". Is there a way to do this for all dates in the current year and future years? |
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