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Steved

Find a Day in a Calendar
 
Hello from Steved

The below formula will find the last day off each month

My question is please What Formula would I use to find a individual day, for
example 6th off June

=MONTH(A1)<MONTH(A1+1)

Thankyou.

Rick Rothstein \(MVP - VB\)

Find a Day in a Calendar
 
Actually, your formula doesn't "find" the last day of each month, it just
returns True if the date in A1 is the last day of the month. Is that the
test you want to perform for the 6th day of the month? If so, this
formula...

=DAY(A1)=6

will return True if the date in A1 is the 6th of the month (without testing
which month that is). If you need to test specifically for the 6th of June,
then this formula would do that....

=AND(Month(A1)=6,DAY(A1)=6)

where you put the month and day numbers in the obvious places.

Rick


The below formula will find the last day off each month

My question is please What Formula would I use to find a individual day,
for
example 6th off June

=MONTH(A1)<MONTH(A1+1)

Thankyou.



Steved

Find a Day in a Calendar
 
Hello Rick from Steved

{=IF(MONTH(D3-DAY(D3)+1-WEEKDAY(D3-DAY(D3)+1)+Mtx)=MONTH(D3),D3-DAY(D3)+1-WEEKDAY(D3-DAY(D3)+1)+Mtx,"")}

The above is how I've contrasted my twelve month calendar to get the days and
DATE(YEAR(AB3),MONTH(AB3)+1,DAY(AB3)) for the months this example is June.

Using =MONTH(A1)<MONTH(A1+1) in conditional formating it has as you know
allowed me to format the last day off each month. ( "Red Font ,Yellow Fill" )

=AND(Month(A1)=6,DAY(A1)=6) it can not find what would I need to do to my
formulas for the Month to get your formula to work please.

"Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote:

Actually, your formula doesn't "find" the last day of each month, it just
returns True if the date in A1 is the last day of the month. Is that the
test you want to perform for the 6th day of the month? If so, this
formula...

=DAY(A1)=6

will return True if the date in A1 is the 6th of the month (without testing
which month that is). If you need to test specifically for the 6th of June,
then this formula would do that....

=AND(Month(A1)=6,DAY(A1)=6)

where you put the month and day numbers in the obvious places.

Rick


The below formula will find the last day off each month

My question is please What Formula would I use to find a individual day,
for
example 6th off June

=MONTH(A1)<MONTH(A1+1)

Thankyou.




Steved

Find a Day in a Calendar
 
Hello from Steved

It took me a while to figure out if I put in the Cell range it works

Thankyou.

"Steved" wrote:

Hello Rick from Steved

{=IF(MONTH(D3-DAY(D3)+1-WEEKDAY(D3-DAY(D3)+1)+Mtx)=MONTH(D3),D3-DAY(D3)+1-WEEKDAY(D3-DAY(D3)+1)+Mtx,"")}

The above is how I've contrasted my twelve month calendar to get the days and
DATE(YEAR(AB3),MONTH(AB3)+1,DAY(AB3)) for the months this example is June.

Using =MONTH(A1)<MONTH(A1+1) in conditional formating it has as you know
allowed me to format the last day off each month. ( "Red Font ,Yellow Fill" )

=AND(Month(A1)=6,DAY(A1)=6) it can not find what would I need to do to my
formulas for the Month to get your formula to work please.

"Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote:

Actually, your formula doesn't "find" the last day of each month, it just
returns True if the date in A1 is the last day of the month. Is that the
test you want to perform for the 6th day of the month? If so, this
formula...

=DAY(A1)=6

will return True if the date in A1 is the 6th of the month (without testing
which month that is). If you need to test specifically for the 6th of June,
then this formula would do that....

=AND(Month(A1)=6,DAY(A1)=6)

where you put the month and day numbers in the obvious places.

Rick


The below formula will find the last day off each month

My question is please What Formula would I use to find a individual day,
for
example 6th off June

=MONTH(A1)<MONTH(A1+1)

Thankyou.





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