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phade2blue

Todays DAY?
 

Hi this is one of those stupid questions!!! :)
Is it possible to return todays DAY? I can get the current time and
date just not the day? Any help would be great.

Cheers Phade


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CLR

=TEXT(DAY(TODAY()),"dddd")

Vaya con Dios,
Chuck, CABGx3



"phade2blue" wrote
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Hi this is one of those stupid questions!!! :)
Is it possible to return todays DAY? I can get the current time and
date just not the day? Any help would be great.

Cheers Phade


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swatsp0p


Just use the formula: =TODAY() and use Custom Format set to "dddd".


HTH

Bruce


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phade2blue


Doh! Told you it was a stupid question! Thanks.


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