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I am using Excel 2002. I would like to understand how to have a date result
from a formula change the date to a Monday, should the result be a Saturday or Sunday date. For instance, my return date should be sixteen days from today. But if the return date is Saturday or Sunday, make the return date a Monday. I fooled around to get a formula to work, but only for five rows. Then, the formula returned a normal X + 16 result. A B C 1 08/01/05 08/17/05 Wednesday Formula ColumnC: A1+16 Format Column C: dddd Formula Column B: =if(c1=Saturday,a1+18,if(c1=Sunday,a1+17,a1+16)) The formula did not work with Saturday/Sunday in quotes " ". I also "INSERT", "NAME", "DEFINE" for all days Sunday through Monday. The formula only worked for dates 8/1/05 through 8/5/05, then the result was always the date plus 16. |
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