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Hi,

I need to transform a date to week date , for example:
10/11/05 to Tuesday
Is there any formula can do this transform?

Thanks in advance

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Hi!

Try this:

A1 = 10/11/2005

=TEXT(A1,"dddd")

This returns a TEXT value = Tuesday

OR, you could just format the cell, A1, as dddd. This retains it's numeric
value but will display as Tuesday.

Biff

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Hi,

I need to transform a date to week date , for example:
10/11/05 to Tuesday
Is there any formula can do this transform?

Thanks in advance

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jsut format the cell with the date as:

dddd

"Meme" wrote:

Hi,

I need to transform a date to week date , for example:
10/11/05 to Tuesday
Is there any formula can do this transform?

Thanks in advance

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Hi,
If your date is in A1 then:
=WEEKDAY(A1)
you will need to format the cell to show only the day.....in cell
format select custom and type dddd

HTH
JG


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