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worksheet funtion help
I understand that this goes in the vb code but I don't understand on how to
make it work. All my formulas for my holidays are in the form of Worksheet Formulas on Sheet3, Column A. How would I add this formula to say Sheet3, cell A26. Public Function ThanksgivingDate(Yr As Integer) As Date ThanksgivingDate = DateSerial(Yr, 11, 29 - _ WeekDay(DateSerial(Yr, 11, 1), vbFriday)) End Function Thanks in advance!!! |
worksheet funtion help
in A26:
=ThanksgivingDate(2006) or =ThanksgivingDate(X1) where x1=2006 Format A26 as Date. HTH "Richard" wrote: I understand that this goes in the vb code but I don't understand on how to make it work. All my formulas for my holidays are in the form of Worksheet Formulas on Sheet3, Column A. How would I add this formula to say Sheet3, cell A26. Public Function ThanksgivingDate(Yr As Integer) As Date ThanksgivingDate = DateSerial(Yr, 11, 29 - _ WeekDay(DateSerial(Yr, 11, 1), vbFriday)) End Function Thanks in advance!!! |
worksheet funtion help
You simply type
=ThanksGivingDate(year) in the cell. All it does is return the date of ThanksGivingDay for the nominated year. -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "Richard" wrote in message ... I understand that this goes in the vb code but I don't understand on how to make it work. All my formulas for my holidays are in the form of Worksheet Formulas on Sheet3, Column A. How would I add this formula to say Sheet3, cell A26. Public Function ThanksgivingDate(Yr As Integer) As Date ThanksgivingDate = DateSerial(Yr, 11, 29 - _ WeekDay(DateSerial(Yr, 11, 1), vbFriday)) End Function Thanks in advance!!! |
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