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    DATE Format m/d/yyy into DAY Format

    I've search, search, search about date format but I can't figure out what is the exact code for it.

    How I can determine the week of the date format in vba.

    Example:

    *Input:
    Cell[A] -> 09/11/2013

    *Output:
    Cell[B] -> Wednesday
    Cell[C] -> 'Sept-13
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    Re: DATE Format m/d/yyy into DAY Format

    Why do you want to do this using VBA? You can do using quite simple formulas!!
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    Re: DATE Format m/d/yyy into DAY Format

    Quote Originally Posted by Fotis1991 View Post
    Why do you want to do this using VBA? You can do using quite simple formulas!!
    I see. I don't know much using formulas.

    I solve already Cell[A] but Cell[B] quite hard. Can you give me some guidelines or site?

    Thank you Fotis

    *I want using VBA because I'll combine it with my code. So that it will process fast.
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    Re: DATE Format m/d/yyy into DAY Format

    In B1 try

    =WEEKDAY(A1)

    Format as dddd

    In C1 use

    =A1

    Format as mmm-yyyy

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    Re: DATE Format m/d/yyy into DAY Format

    Or

    In A1 Cell
    09/11/2013

    In B1 Cell
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    =TEXT(A1,"DDDD")


    In C1 Cell
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    =TEXT(A1,"MMM-YY")


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    Re: DATE Format m/d/yyy into DAY Format

    Thank you guys =))

    I already solve my problem. Thanks a lot.

    I'll mark it solve now.

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