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How can I autofill dates in Excel excluding Sunday?
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How do I autofill a list of sequential dates in Excel excluding Sunday? I want Monday April 8 to Saturday April 13, then back to Monday April 15.
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How do I autofill a list of sequential dates in Excel excluding Sunday? I want Monday April 8 to Saturday April 13, then back to Monday April 15.
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How do I autofill a list of sequential dates in Excel excluding Sunday? I want Monday April 8 to Saturday April 13, then back to Monday April 15.
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How do I autofill a list of sequential dates in Excel excluding Sunday? I want Monday April 8 to Saturday April 13, then back to Monday April 15.
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Here is a basic way to do it
Fill the dates for the first week in the first six rows (say A2 to A7).
In the seventh row, insert the following formula:
=A2+7
And populate down
Another way is to insert the first day in A2 then use the following formula
=IF(WEEKDAY(A2+1)=1,A2+2,A2+1)
and again, populate down
answered Apr 10 at 16:50
cybernetic.nomadcybernetic.nomad
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5
Yet another variant of the second:=A2+1+(WEEKDAY(A2+1)=1)*1
– Hannu
Apr 10 at 18:49
1
oooh! Clever use of the true/false numerical values, hadn't thought of that one
– cybernetic.nomad
Apr 10 at 18:51
Yes, it also opens up for more complex series generation.
– Hannu
Apr 10 at 18:52
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Your problem can be solved by using below shown method also:
How it works:
- Enter start date, 04/08/2019 in Cell
A1
(Cell Format ismm/dd/yyyy). Write this Formula in Cell
A2& fill it down
till you need.=IF(WEEKDAY(A1,2)<>6,A1+1,A1+2)Enter this formula in Cell
C1to
justify the Formula inColumn A, and
fill it Down also.=TEXT(WEEKDAY(A1,1),"DDDD")
Adjust cell references in the Formula as needed.
answered 2 days ago
Rajesh SRajesh S
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Here is a basic way to do it
Fill the dates for the first week in the first six rows (say A2 to A7).
In the seventh row, insert the following formula:
=A2+7
And populate down
Another way is to insert the first day in A2 then use the following formula
=IF(WEEKDAY(A2+1)=1,A2+2,A2+1)
and again, populate down
answered Apr 10 at 16:50
cybernetic.nomadcybernetic.nomad
2,799617
5
Yet another variant of the second:=A2+1+(WEEKDAY(A2+1)=1)*1
– Hannu
Apr 10 at 18:49
1
oooh! Clever use of the true/false numerical values, hadn't thought of that one
– cybernetic.nomad
Apr 10 at 18:51
Yes, it also opens up for more complex series generation.
– Hannu
Apr 10 at 18:52
add a comment |
Here is a basic way to do it
Fill the dates for the first week in the first six rows (say A2 to A7).
In the seventh row, insert the following formula:
=A2+7
And populate down
Another way is to insert the first day in A2 then use the following formula
=IF(WEEKDAY(A2+1)=1,A2+2,A2+1)
and again, populate down
answered Apr 10 at 16:50
cybernetic.nomadcybernetic.nomad
2,799617
5
Yet another variant of the second:=A2+1+(WEEKDAY(A2+1)=1)*1
– Hannu
Apr 10 at 18:49
1
oooh! Clever use of the true/false numerical values, hadn't thought of that one
– cybernetic.nomad
Apr 10 at 18:51
Yes, it also opens up for more complex series generation.
– Hannu
Apr 10 at 18:52
add a comment |
Here is a basic way to do it
Fill the dates for the first week in the first six rows (say A2 to A7).
In the seventh row, insert the following formula:
=A2+7
And populate down
Another way is to insert the first day in A2 then use the following formula
=IF(WEEKDAY(A2+1)=1,A2+2,A2+1)
and again, populate down
answered Apr 10 at 16:50
cybernetic.nomadcybernetic.nomad
2,799617
Here is a basic way to do it
Fill the dates for the first week in the first six rows (say A2 to A7).
In the seventh row, insert the following formula:
=A2+7
And populate down
Another way is to insert the first day in A2 then use the following formula
=IF(WEEKDAY(A2+1)=1,A2+2,A2+1)
and again, populate down
answered Apr 10 at 16:50
cybernetic.nomadcybernetic.nomad
2,799617
answered Apr 10 at 16:50
cybernetic.nomadcybernetic.nomad
2,799617
answered Apr 10 at 16:50
cybernetic.nomadcybernetic.nomad
2,799617
answered Apr 10 at 16:50
cybernetic.nomadcybernetic.nomad
2,799617
2,799617
5
Yet another variant of the second:=A2+1+(WEEKDAY(A2+1)=1)*1
– Hannu
Apr 10 at 18:49
1
oooh! Clever use of the true/false numerical values, hadn't thought of that one
– cybernetic.nomad
Apr 10 at 18:51
Yes, it also opens up for more complex series generation.
– Hannu
Apr 10 at 18:52
add a comment |
5
Yet another variant of the second:=A2+1+(WEEKDAY(A2+1)=1)*1
– Hannu
Apr 10 at 18:49
1
oooh! Clever use of the true/false numerical values, hadn't thought of that one
– cybernetic.nomad
Apr 10 at 18:51
Yes, it also opens up for more complex series generation.
– Hannu
Apr 10 at 18:52
5
5
Yet another variant of the second:
=A2+1+(WEEKDAY(A2+1)=1)*1– Hannu
Apr 10 at 18:49
Yet another variant of the second:
=A2+1+(WEEKDAY(A2+1)=1)*1– Hannu
Apr 10 at 18:49
1
1
oooh! Clever use of the true/false numerical values, hadn't thought of that one
– cybernetic.nomad
Apr 10 at 18:51
oooh! Clever use of the true/false numerical values, hadn't thought of that one
– cybernetic.nomad
Apr 10 at 18:51
Yes, it also opens up for more complex series generation.
– Hannu
Apr 10 at 18:52
Yes, it also opens up for more complex series generation.
– Hannu
Apr 10 at 18:52
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Your problem can be solved by using below shown method also:
How it works:
- Enter start date, 04/08/2019 in Cell
A1
(Cell Format ismm/dd/yyyy). Write this Formula in Cell
A2& fill it down
till you need.=IF(WEEKDAY(A1,2)<>6,A1+1,A1+2)Enter this formula in Cell
C1to
justify the Formula inColumn A, and
fill it Down also.=TEXT(WEEKDAY(A1,1),"DDDD")
Adjust cell references in the Formula as needed.
answered 2 days ago
Rajesh SRajesh S
4,4582725
add a comment |
Your problem can be solved by using below shown method also:
How it works:
- Enter start date, 04/08/2019 in Cell
A1
(Cell Format ismm/dd/yyyy). Write this Formula in Cell
A2& fill it down
till you need.=IF(WEEKDAY(A1,2)<>6,A1+1,A1+2)Enter this formula in Cell
C1to
justify the Formula inColumn A, and
fill it Down also.=TEXT(WEEKDAY(A1,1),"DDDD")
Adjust cell references in the Formula as needed.
answered 2 days ago
Rajesh SRajesh S
4,4582725
add a comment |
Your problem can be solved by using below shown method also:
How it works:
- Enter start date, 04/08/2019 in Cell
A1
(Cell Format ismm/dd/yyyy). Write this Formula in Cell
A2& fill it down
till you need.=IF(WEEKDAY(A1,2)<>6,A1+1,A1+2)Enter this formula in Cell
C1to
justify the Formula inColumn A, and
fill it Down also.=TEXT(WEEKDAY(A1,1),"DDDD")
Adjust cell references in the Formula as needed.
answered 2 days ago
Rajesh SRajesh S
4,4582725
Your problem can be solved by using below shown method also:
How it works:
- Enter start date, 04/08/2019 in Cell
A1
(Cell Format ismm/dd/yyyy). Write this Formula in Cell
A2& fill it down
till you need.=IF(WEEKDAY(A1,2)<>6,A1+1,A1+2)Enter this formula in Cell
C1to
justify the Formula inColumn A, and
fill it Down also.=TEXT(WEEKDAY(A1,1),"DDDD")
Adjust cell references in the Formula as needed.
answered 2 days ago
Rajesh SRajesh S
4,4582725
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