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HOw do I populate fields with just the workdays?
I am creating a spreadsheet to keep track of dentist office productivity. In
one box, I want to allow the user to enter the month and have the workdates change accordingly. For example, our office works Mondays through Thursdays. In 2005, the first Monday in January is the 3rd. How could I change the dates to read 3, 4, 5, 6, then skip to 10, 11, 12, 13, then skip until all the M-Th of the month are included. These dates should change if the user types in a different month. Thank you for your help. Arlen |
HOw do I populate fields with just the workdays?
with formulas.
format your date cells to 1/1. put 1/3/05 in the first date cell. (a1 as example)monday in the next date cell(b1 as example) put =A1+1 tuesday in the next date cell(c1 as example) put =b1+1 wensday in the next date cell(d1 as example) put =c1+1 thursday in the next date cell(e1 as example) put =d1+3 (skip to monday) in the next date cell(f1 as example) put =e1+1 repeat this until all date cell are populate with a formula you only have to enter a date once. the formula will calculate all the others. bitch to set up but then you are set for next week/month/year/decade/century. -----Original Message----- I am creating a spreadsheet to keep track of dentist office productivity. In one box, I want to allow the user to enter the month and have the workdates change accordingly. For example, our office works Mondays through Thursdays. In 2005, the first Monday in January is the 3rd. How could I change the dates to read 3, 4, 5, 6, then skip to 10, 11, 12, 13, then skip until all the M-Th of the month are included. These dates should change if the user types in a different month. Thank you for your help. Arlen . |
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