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Hi,

Suppose I have a excel column that contains the dates:

Column A ( DD/MM/YY)

09/02/07
10/02/07
etc

How do I select the column and read in each dates in each cell to
check if the date: (DD) is a friday and that the date is 6th?

Thanks.

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I'm not sure what you're looking for but if A1 has a date then this formula
in another cell will tell you if it is a Friday:

=IF(WEEKDAY(A1)=6,"Friday","Not Friday")

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| Hi,
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| Suppose I have a excel column that contains the dates:
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| Column A ( DD/MM/YY)
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| 09/02/07
| 10/02/07
| etc
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| How do I select the column and read in each dates in each cell to
| check if the date: (DD) is a friday and that the date is 6th?
|
| Thanks.
|
| regards,
| Newbie
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