Hi,
Column "A" contains dates. I would like a macro that will scan that column
and then put each dates associated day of the week in column "B".
TIA
Hi,
Column "A" contains dates. I would like a macro that will scan that column
and then put each dates associated day of the week in column "B".
TIA
Why a Macro?
In column B reference the adjacent cell column in (In B2 make the Formula =A2)
Now reformat A2 as a Custom Format "DDDD"
Or if you need the Text String Friday use the Weekday function in B2 and do
a lookup of that value.
HTH
"Neal" wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Column "A" contains dates. I would like a macro that will scan that column
> and then put each dates associated day of the week in column "B".
>
> TIA
No need for a macro. In cell B1, use the formula =A1, and copy down to match
your column A. Then format the cells for custom, using dddd to show the
day name.
HTH,
Bernie
MS Excel MVP
"Neal" <Neal@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> Column "A" contains dates. I would like a macro that will scan that column
> and then put each dates associated day of the week in column "B".
>
> TIA
Neal,
I use the formula in column b for each cell =weekday(a1,1); where a1=a date
and the 1 denotes the start day of the week as Sunday=1 thru Saturday=7; use
2 for Monday=1 thru Sunday=7; use 3 for Monday=0 thru Sunday=6.
Jerry
"Neal" <Neal@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> Column "A" contains dates. I would like a macro that will scan that column
> and then put each dates associated day of the week in column "B".
>
> TIA
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