Im working on a spreadsheet which has a column of dates formatted in "dd/mm/yy" there are always 365 days listed but these could be between any period. I am trying to create a table which looks up all mondays, tuesdays etc ....
I need a formula to find the first monday in the list and then to fill the rest of the tables. So far I manually input the monday and the rows below use =previous row + 7 to fill the following mondays, then in the next section it will refer to the monday and +1 to populate tuesday then the +7 in the rows below.
Ideally i would like a system which would log these dates automatically, the trouble is, sometimes the Thursday or another day will be first ( eg if the raw data is between 01/01/09 - 30/12/09 then the 01/01/09 is a thursday so the first thursday is 01 but the first monday will be 04/01/09.
To fill in the ??? in attached file, I select the respective cells and SUM. Would there be a way to automate as:
For each entry in column D, Excel picks out itself the names in column-A where-ever they come, picks the corresponding values from column-B, sums them and reproduces the summation in column E.
I need to set up something that "calculates" an orders next delivery date. We deliver on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays for different stores. IE.
Store 1 - Today's Date-Wednesday 10/28/09 = Next delivery date is Tuesday 11/3/09. Store 2 - Today's Date-Wednesday 10/28/09 = Next delivery date is Wednesday 11/4/09. Store 3 - Today's Date-Wednesday 10/28/09 = Next delivery date is Thursday 10/29/09.
looking for for some help on a fairly simple problem: i've attached a worksheet, and in column B (Due to Supply Chain) i'd like to insert a formula that will subtract 21 days from the date in column Z (Pub Date), and then round that date to the nearest wednesday. is this possible?
fyi: the dates in column Z are in a yyyy-mm-dd format; they don't have to remain that way.
I'm trying to do an IF function involving the date. Basically if the current day is a weekday then I want the cell value to be 30. If the current date is a weekend then I want the cell value to be 50. I'm pretty lost on how to write the formula.
I'm trying to account for the date and have it change if the original falls on a weekend. I wrote it using the Weekday function, which I believe is a worksheet function and not a VBA one, as I keep getting a run-time error 5 (invalid procedure, call, or argument). Either that or I have something programmed wrong in it.
I have a running schedule with mutlile tasks scheduled for different day # or the same and would like to have the dates auto fill in once I enter the start date.
example: 4/20/06 task 1 day 1 ? task 2 day 2 ? task 3 day 2 ? task 4 day 3
Keeping in mind that I don't want to include weekends and that I'll need to delete a range of holiday dates.
I have a sheet that contains a number of documents entered into a system by a user. Each month those number of documents are average by the number of working days in a month.
I'm using this formula, =AVERAGE(C4,22)
I would have to edit this for each month with the number of working days.
Is there a way I can have this formula automatically find the number of working days in a month specificed and average it out?
I have a list of dates in Column A, with a list of associated values in Column B. I'd like to create a small summary table that will give a count of the dates in Column A and a sum of the values in Column B, broken into a bucket for each day of the week.
I know how to create this table using a short macro that would loop through the list of dates, but if possible I'd like to calculate the values using worksheet formulas so that I don't have to run the macro each time another set of data is added to the list.
I am looking for excel to return a day from a date value, 14/07/07 = Saturday. Need this in VB ?
I have tried the DATE() and TODAY() etc.. Do i need to first tell excel a day by date so it can work it out, or can i do it in code???
The reason is im looking for it in VB to generate a report on a weeks data, which is inputted by a user. I will know the first date will be a range 1, but then need to convert it into a Day name ?
The code is ok until I hit a month with 4weeks in it and days left over. The code puts a week total in place of a Sunday, but as some months end before a Sunday appears the code just builds a Month end total sheet.
What I need in this case is a Week total even if there is no Sunday before it builds the Month end Total.
I hope i'm being clear
Sub NewSheets() Dim Dte As Date, Dy As Date Dim i As Long, j As Long, Dys As Long Dim CountWeek As Boolean Dim Shts As Long...
I have a cell that is set up as an external data source that is constantly changing 24 hours per day 5 days per week. What I am trying to do is copy that cell to another worksheet and save that dymanic data as a static value and save that data every 30 minutes synced to my PC clock.
I used a formula I found on this site to find the last friday in a month. = DATE(" & Str(iYear) & ",1+1,0)+MOD(-WEEKDAY(DATE(" & Str(iYear) & ",1+1,0),2)-2,-7)
Is there an equivelant date function that can be used when coding in vb (not within a cell.) The VBA editor does not recognize this. I believe it is because date is reserved for variables. If anyone can make this line of code work in vb so as I dont have to asign it to a cell in a worksheet you would be my hero.
I'm having problems on something that should be easy. On the basis of a date, just move to a pre-defined day-of-the-week cell. If the day is a Monday, the active cell will end up being the range set aside for Mondays.
Sub findFirstDay() Dim workDOW As Integer workDOW = Weekday(Range("b1")) Select Case workDOW Case workDOW = 1: Application.Goto reference:="sunFirstday" Case workDOW = 2: Application.Goto reference:="monFirstDay" Case workDOW = 3: Application.Goto reference:="tueFirstday" Case workDOW = 4: Application.Goto reference:="wedFirstDay" Case workDOW = 5: Application.Goto reference:="thuFirstDay" Case workDOW = 6: Application.Goto reference:="friFirstDay" Case workDOW = 7: Application.Goto reference:="satFirstDay" Case Else: Application.Goto reference:="wedFirstDay" End Select End Sub
The only case statement that executes is the "otherwise". I've tried working with WorkDOW as String, also to no avail.
Cell C1 contains the formula to return the day from the full date in B1... I tried the formula help....they return the number...but not the day... like monday or tue...how do i do it?
I have a column of dates: 1 day per row: 01/01/10, 02/01/10, 03/01/10, etc in sequence, without gaps (European date format). The list can begin with a different start date depending on initial user input and is not always a Monday. I want the user to be able to autofilter so that it only shows dates that fall on a Monday.
Private Sub Worksheet_Activate() Dim dDate As Date Dim strDate As String 'disable autofilter if already enabled With ActiveSheet .AutoFilterMode = False End With 'autofilter column a only, from a12, to filter Mondays If IsDate( Range("a12")) Then dDate = Range("a12") strDate = Weekday(dDate) Range("a12").AutoFilter Range("a12").AutoFilter field:=1, Criteria1:=strDate End If End Sub
How do i change this code so that before going on to the next box, the entry must be: Monday, Tuesday...Sunday.
spellday = vbNullString
Do While Len(spellday) < 2 spellday = InputBox("Day of week") If spellday = vbNullString Then spellday = MsgBox("Press OK to Cancel Entry" & Chr(13) & "Press Cancel to return to program", vbOKCancel) If spellday = vbOK Then MsgBox "Program Closing" & Chr(13) & "Reopen file to run program." ActiveWorkbook.Close End If End If Loop
I have a date that is customised into dd-mmm-yy dddd eg 14-Aug-07 Tuesday in cell A1. I need help in formulating a formula to identify if the date in A1 is friday, to return "5:30 pm", else "6:00 pm" in cell B1.
I want a macro to fire when the workbook opens. I want it to look at what day it is and then show the sheet for the next day and hide all the rest.
Example, with today being Tueday, if someone opened the workbook, I want only the Wednesday delivery sheet to be visible and all the others to be hidden, well very hidden.
Then tomorrow it will show Thursday delivery and so on. If opened on a Friday, it should show the Monday delivery sheet.
The D column is a date (formatted ddd d/m/yy) and the F column contains a string variable such as Red, Blue, Black (D2:D310 & H2:H310). I need a formula that can count how many times the word "Red" occurs on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. I am showing the results in a table in which Q4:Q8 are the weekdays and R3:W3 are the names of the colours to be counted.
My spreadsheet opens. Cell A1 determines what today is, formatted as "weekday, day month year" (e.g., "Tuesday, 18 February 2014").
I have another cell in which I typically enter the date for the coming Friday. Instead of updating this field once each week, I'd like to calculate the date for the next coming Friday based off the value in cell A1 (to be concise, if "today" happens to be a Friday, then it would calculate the date of next Friday). (Continuing the example above, the coming Friday would be computed as 2/21/2014. If I open the spreadsheet on 2/21, it would calculate 2/28.)
What formula or step(s) to follow to render this value automatically?
