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Columns C&D show a date to day conversion in a given week, but Saturdays are split into AM and PM. How can they be marked as such in col F?
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Columns C&D show a date to day conversion in a given week, but Saturdays are split into AM and PM. How can they be marked as such in col F?
Cheers.
One way:
=TEXT(C3,"ddd")&IF(WEEKDAY(C3,2)=6,IF(ISODD(SUMPRODUCT((WEEKDAY(C$3:C3,2)=6)*(C$3:C3<>"")))," AM"," PM"),"")
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What determines whether AM or PM should be added on? Is it just the first one is AM and the second one is PM? Do you want this to apply if there are duplicates of other dates?
Pete
Yes, first Sat AM, 2nd PM.
And did you try my suggestion???
Yes, thanks Ali all good.
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AliGW, what would be the expression if there was also a Wed AM and Wed PM?
Try this:
=TEXT(C3,"ddd")&IF(OR(WEEKDAY(C3,2)=6,WEEKDAY(C3,2)=3),IF(ISODD(SUMPRODUCT(((WEEKDAY(C$3:C3,2)=6)+(WEEKDAY(C$3:C3,2)=3))*(C$3:C3<>"")))," AM"," PM"),"")
Yes, the above works.
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