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trying to get day/month/year froamt while user enters year only
I am trying to get the end user to enter the year in question and then have
the document return values in column A in dd/mmm/yyyy format and column B in Day of week format for all days in that year |
trying to get day/month/year froamt while user enters year only
You would just use something like
=DATE(2006,1,ROW()) copied down, but I am not clear where the year number is stored, and when the flip to column B happens. -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace somewhere in email address with gmail if mailing direct) "RADIOOZ" wrote in message ... I am trying to get the end user to enter the year in question and then have the document return values in column A in dd/mmm/yyyy format and column B in Day of week format for all days in that year |
trying to get day/month/year froamt while user enters year only
Hi Radiooz,
Assuming that you have the year on A1, on A2 you can use the formula =Date(a1,1,1) and it will return 01/Jan/aaaa. on A3 the formula could be =A2+1 on A4 the formula could be =A3+1 etc... Just format it as your convenience for the B Column, =weekday(a2). format it as "ddd" for Sun or "dddd" for Sunday. hope it heps. regards from Brazil Marcelo "RADIOOZ" escreveu: I am trying to get the end user to enter the year in question and then have the document return values in column A in dd/mmm/yyyy format and column B in Day of week format for all days in that year |
trying to get day/month/year froamt while user enters year onl
Thanks Marcelo
just what I wanted "Marcelo" wrote: Hi Radiooz, Assuming that you have the year on A1, on A2 you can use the formula =Date(a1,1,1) and it will return 01/Jan/aaaa. on A3 the formula could be =A2+1 on A4 the formula could be =A3+1 etc... Just format it as your convenience for the B Column, =weekday(a2). format it as "ddd" for Sun or "dddd" for Sunday. hope it heps. regards from Brazil Marcelo "RADIOOZ" escreveu: I am trying to get the end user to enter the year in question and then have the document return values in column A in dd/mmm/yyyy format and column B in Day of week format for all days in that year |
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