Hi-
I have a spreadsheet with 1st column being numerical dates of the
year. Second column contains initials of person on call for the
corresponding date. Same person is on call for Friday, Saturday, and
Sunday (weekend on call). I am unsuccessfully trying to write VB code
to calculate how many weekends (not the total days) each person (by
initials) is on call. (Spreadsheet has several yrs of dates, and
people complaining that they have more weekends of call than someone
else)

TIA

CLS

Why use VBA.

Assuming dates in column A, people in column B

=SUMPRODUCT((WEEKDAY(A1:A1000)=6)*(B1:B1000="Steve "))

counts how many Fridays Steve has worked, so how many weekends.
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HTH

Bob Phillips
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"bluestone" wrote in message
om...
Hi-
I have a spreadsheet with 1st column being numerical dates of the
year. Second column contains initials of person on call for the
corresponding date. Same person is on call for Friday, Saturday, and
Sunday (weekend on call). I am unsuccessfully trying to write VB code
to calculate how many weekends (not the total days) each person (by
initials) is on call. (Spreadsheet has several yrs of dates, and
people complaining that they have more weekends of call than someone
else)

TIA

CLS

Just count the Fridays.
=sumproduct(-($B$1:$B$2000="initials"),-(Weekday($A$1:$A$2000,1)=6)

You can replace "initials" with a cell that contains the person's initials
so you can copy the formula down next to a list of initials.

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Regards,
Tom Ogilvy



"bluestone" wrote in message
om...
Hi-
I have a spreadsheet with 1st column being numerical dates of the
year. Second column contains initials of person on call for the
corresponding date. Same person is on call for Friday, Saturday, and
Sunday (weekend on call). I am unsuccessfully trying to write VB code
to calculate how many weekends (not the total days) each person (by
initials) is on call. (Spreadsheet has several yrs of dates, and
people complaining that they have more weekends of call than someone
else)

TIA

CLS