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Formula to Indicate name of day (Sunday, Monday etc..) based on a Date

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    Question Formula to Indicate name of day (Sunday, Monday etc..) based on a Date

    Can someone help me figure out the formula for showing the name of day based on a date.

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    Niek Otten
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    Re: Formula to Indicate name of day (Sunday, Monday etc..) based on a Date

    Just Format>Cells>Number>Custom tab. In The Type box, enter ddd or dddd
    This leaves the date a date. Alternative in another cell:

    =TEXT(A1,"ddd")

    This makes the cell text.

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    Hernandez, Roberto
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    Re: Formula to Indicate name of day (Sunday, Monday etc..) based on a Date

    Just give a special format to the cell contaning the date, something like
    dddd
    Right click --> Format cells

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    Pete
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    Re: Formula to Indicate name of day (Sunday, Monday etc..) based on a Date

    You could just format the cell containing the date using custom set to
    dddd. If you want to see the day and the date, you could custom format
    the cell as dddd, dd/mm/yyyy (UK format).

    Alternatively, if you want to show the day in a separate cell and your
    date is in A1, enter this formula in cell B1:

    =WEEKDAY(A1)

    and format this cell as custom dddd.

    Hope this helps.

    Pete


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    Kevin B
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    Re: Formula to Indicate name of day (Sunday, Monday etc..) based o

    I all you want is the day of the week, this will do the trick...

    =CHOOSE(MOD(DateValue,7),"Sun","Mon","Tue","Wed","Thurs","Fri","Sat")

    So, if your date is in A1 the formula would be entered as:

    =CHOOSE(MOD(A1,7),"Sun","Mon","Tue","Wed","Thurs","Fri","Sat")
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    "Pete" wrote:

    > You could just format the cell containing the date using custom set to
    > dddd. If you want to see the day and the date, you could custom format
    > the cell as dddd, dd/mm/yyyy (UK format).
    >
    > Alternatively, if you want to show the day in a separate cell and your
    > date is in A1, enter this formula in cell B1:
    >
    > =WEEKDAY(A1)
    >
    > and format this cell as custom dddd.
    >
    > Hope this helps.
    >
    > Pete
    >
    >


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