now i need to fill across columns. for example, today be wednesday, me
needs this week and two weeks of data

like this:

wed thu fri mon tue wed thu fri mon tue wed thu fri

on monday i need this with dates

mon tue wed thu fri mon tue wed thu fri

u get the idea,

now pls post code to fill across with dates

Enter the starting date in some cell (In the example, I will use A1)
If you want the current date use =TODAY()
In B1 type =WORKDAY(A1,1)
Copy this across the row to M1
Later you can use Help to lean how to add a list of holidays to the
worksheet and have you formula skip any holiday
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now i need to fill across columns. for example, today be wednesday, me
needs this week and two weeks of data

like this:

wed thu fri mon tue wed thu fri mon tue wed thu fri

on monday i need this with dates

mon tue wed thu fri mon tue wed thu fri

u get the idea,

now pls post code to fill across with dates

Try this


Code:
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Option Explicit
Dim SourceRange As Range
Dim FillRange As Range
Dim StartRange As Range
Dim ThisCl As Range
Dim d
Dim ThisDate As Date
Sub FillRangeWeekdays()
Set ThisCl = ActiveCell
g_sFillDirection = "Right"
If Not IsDate(ThisCl) Then
MsgBox "Enter the first date", vbInformation, _
"First day of list"

Else:
'fill a range of dates with consecutive dates
d = InputBox("How many days do you want to add" & vbNewLine & vbNewLine _
& "Weekends will not be included")
If d = 0 Or d < 0 Or d = vbNullString Then GoTo ErrExit
'create a list of dates weekdays only fill to right
If ThisCl.End(xlToRight).Column < ThisCl.Column + d Then
Call MsgBox("There are insufficient Columns for this action", _
vbExclamation, "Error")
Exit Sub
End If
ThisCl.Offset(0, 1).Value = ThisCl.Value + 1
Set SourceRange = Range(ThisCl, ThisCl.Offset(0, 1))
Set FillRange = Range(ThisCl, ThisCl.Offset(0, (d - 1)))
SourceRange.AutoFill FillRange, xlFillWeekdays

FillRange.Columns.AutoFit
ErrExit:
End If
Application.ScreenUpdating = True
End Sub
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I am adding this function to the calendar form taht is in the Downloads
section Watch for a newer version soon


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Hope that helps, RoyUK
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