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Date formula
I have a log sheet that I need the date to change to the days of the week.
The DATE formula just returns the date you enter. I want to be able to copy this cell's formating and when I create more log sheets paste that formula in the date cell and it will add a day or in the case of weekends or holidays add how ever many to get to the next working day. Anyone know how to do this? |
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Date formula
On Jun 11, 9:19*pm, tannerdude
wrote: I have a log sheet that I need the date to change to the days of the week. * The DATE formula just returns the date you enter. *I want to be able to copy this cell's formating and when I create more log sheets paste that formula in the date cell and it will add a day or in the case of weekends or holidays add how ever many to get to the next working day. *Anyone know how to do this? To get the day of the week =TEXT(A1,"Dddd") edvwvw |
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