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Creating a year of weekdays automatically?
I want to create a workbook with 5 sheets and across the top row, I want the
dates for ALL weekdays in the year so that each day is the heading for a column. Is this possible? |
Creating a year of weekdays automatically?
Not possible waterskyle
There are only 256 columns and there are more days in a year -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl "waterskyle" wrote in message ... I want to create a workbook with 5 sheets and across the top row, I want the dates for ALL weekdays in the year so that each day is the heading for a column. Is this possible? |
Creating a year of weekdays automatically?
Ron's correct in that there are more weekdays in a year than columns
available in Excel. But if you can also exclude holidays, then you can use the workday function from the analysis toolpak. With 1/2/2006 in B1, then in C1, =workday(b1,1,holidays), and fill across. "waterskyle" wrote: I want to create a workbook with 5 sheets and across the top row, I want the dates for ALL weekdays in the year so that each day is the heading for a column. Is this possible? |
Creating a year of weekdays automatically?
c1 formula should read =workday($b$1,1,holidays)
This also would only work if there were at least 6 holidays on a weekday during the year "bpeltzer" wrote: Ron's correct in that there are more weekdays in a year than columns available in Excel. But if you can also exclude holidays, then you can use the workday function from the analysis toolpak. With 1/2/2006 in B1, then in C1, =workday(b1,1,holidays), and fill across. "waterskyle" wrote: I want to create a workbook with 5 sheets and across the top row, I want the dates for ALL weekdays in the year so that each day is the heading for a column. Is this possible? |
Creating a year of weekdays automatically?
sorry, the formula is right. One of those days.........
Same still holds true about the number of holidays required. "bpeltzer" wrote: Ron's correct in that there are more weekdays in a year than columns available in Excel. But if you can also exclude holidays, then you can use the workday function from the analysis toolpak. With 1/2/2006 in B1, then in C1, =workday(b1,1,holidays), and fill across. "waterskyle" wrote: I want to create a workbook with 5 sheets and across the top row, I want the dates for ALL weekdays in the year so that each day is the heading for a column. Is this possible? |
Creating a year of weekdays automatically?
Thank you all very much!!!
"JNW" wrote: sorry, the formula is right. One of those days......... Same still holds true about the number of holidays required. "bpeltzer" wrote: Ron's correct in that there are more weekdays in a year than columns available in Excel. But if you can also exclude holidays, then you can use the workday function from the analysis toolpak. With 1/2/2006 in B1, then in C1, =workday(b1,1,holidays), and fill across. "waterskyle" wrote: I want to create a workbook with 5 sheets and across the top row, I want the dates for ALL weekdays in the year so that each day is the heading for a column. Is this possible? |
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