Hi,

Column "A" contains dates. I would like a macro that will scan that column
and then put each dates associated day of the week in column "B".

TIA

Why a Macro?
In column B reference the adjacent cell column in (In B2 make the Formula =A2)

Now reformat A2 as a Custom Format "DDDD"

Or if you need the Text String Friday use the Weekday function in B2 and do
a lookup of that value.

HTH

"Neal" wrote:

Hi,

Column "A" contains dates. I would like a macro that will scan that column
and then put each dates associated day of the week in column "B".

TIA

No need for a macro. In cell B1, use the formula =A1, and copy down to match
your column A. Then format the cells for custom, using dddd to show the
day name.

HTH,
Bernie
MS Excel MVP

"Neal" wrote in message
...
Hi,

Column "A" contains dates. I would like a macro that will scan that column
and then put each dates associated day of the week in column "B".

TIA

Neal,

I use the formula in column b for each cell =weekday(a1,1); where a1=a date
and the 1 denotes the start day of the week as Sunday=1 thru Saturday=7; use
2 for Monday=1 thru Sunday=7; use 3 for Monday=0 thru Sunday=6.

Jerry

"Neal" wrote in message
...
Hi,

Column "A" contains dates. I would like a macro that will scan that column
and then put each dates associated day of the week in column "B".

TIA