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Hi all

I'm using French Excel 2003.

Is there a built in function/ combination of functions which will
return the day of the week in English.

I'm currently using a custom function based upon WeekDay() and a select
statement to convert the integer to the required string.

Thanks in advance for your help.

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=CHOOSE(WEEKDAY(A17),"Sunday","Monday","Tuesday"," Wednesday","Thursday","Fri
day","Saturday")

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Hi all

I'm using French Excel 2003.

Is there a built in function/ combination of functions which will
return the day of the week in English.

I'm currently using a custom function based upon WeekDay() and a select
statement to convert the integer to the required string.

Thanks in advance for your help.



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