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*<math>SN</math> is a date value to be entered either in 'date format' or 'dates returned using formulas'. | *<math>SN</math> is a date value to be entered either in 'date format' or 'dates returned using formulas'. | ||
*If <math>SN</math> values are invalid, Calci displays #N/A error message. | *If <math>SN</math> values are invalid, Calci displays #N/A error message. | ||
| + | *We can use the DD/MM/YYYY format also. For Example:"14/5/2005[DD/MM/YYYY]". | ||
*<math>Type</math> is the type of return value. It can be from the following - | *<math>Type</math> is the type of return value. It can be from the following - | ||
Revision as of 13:57, 22 May 2018
WEEKDAY(SN, Type)
where,
- represents a date for which day has to be displayed,
- represents the type of return value.
represents a date for which day has to be displayed,
represents the type of return value.WEEKDAY() displays a number that indicates the day of the week corresponding to a date.
Description
WEEKDAY(SN, Type)
- is a date value to be entered either in 'date format' or 'dates returned using formulas'.
- If values are invalid, Calci displays #N/A error message.
- We can use the DD/MM/YYYY format also. For Example:"14/5/2005[DD/MM/YYYY]".
- is the type of return value. It can be from the following -
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| 0 or 1 or omitted | Number from 1(Sunday) to 7(Saturday) |
| 2 | Number from 1(Monday) to 7(Sunday) |
| 3 | Number from 0(Monday) to 6(Sunday) |
- If values are invalid, Calci displays #N/A error message.
Examples
Consider the following example that explains the use of WEEKDAY function:
| 10/8/2014 | ||
=WEEKDAY(A1): Calculates day of the week from date mentioned in A1. Displays 4 (i.e. Wednesday) as a result. =WEEKDAY(A1,2): Calculates day of the week from date mentioned in A1 and return type '2'.
Displays 3 (i.e. Wednesday) as a result. =WEEKDAY(DATE(2013,10,28),3) : Calculates day of the week from date mentioned and return type '3'.
Displays 0 (i.e. Monday) as a result.
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