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Is there an easy way to indentify the weekday from a specfic date rather than
go down the lookup route -- Stuart |
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have you tried looking in the help index for WEEKDAY
-- Don Guillett SalesAid Software <Stuart Carnachan wrote in message ... Is there an easy way to indentify the weekday from a specfic date rather than go down the lookup route -- Stuart |
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Use the text formula ie in cell A2 type =TEXT(A1,"DDDD""). Converts the date
in A1 to the full name of the day. If you only use "DDD" it will abreviate the day name as Tue instead of Tuesday. Formula also works for Months using "MMM" "Stuart Carnachan" wrote: Is there an easy way to indentify the weekday from a specfic date rather than go down the lookup route -- Stuart |
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Hi Stuart
FormatCellsNumberCustom mmm will give Mon mmmm will give Monday Either apply this to your cell with the date (A1), or to another cell which has the formula =A1 -- Regards Roger Govier <Stuart Carnachan wrote in message ... Is there an easy way to indentify the weekday from a specfic date rather than go down the lookup route -- Stuart |
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