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I saw this calendar in a video in internet and i tried to do it,but in cell A1 i get an error(and because of this i get also an error
in cell B8 and i dont know why.
what am i doing wrong?
Thank you in advance
calendar.xlsx)
I saw this calendar in a video in internet and i tried to do it,but in cell A1 i get an error(and because of this i get also an error
in cell B8 and i dont know why.
what am i doing wrong?
Thank you in advance
calendar.xlsx)
Try this:
=DATE(F4,MONTH(DATEVALUE(B4&" 1")),1)
Last edited by AliGW; 03-25-2024 at 04:49 AM.
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hallo and thank you very much for your response. unfortunately i get an error again..do you believe has anything to do with my region settings?because i am in Europe
Last edited by AliGW; 03-25-2024 at 05:02 AM. Reason: Please don't quote unnecessarily - use the Quick Reply button instead.
You will probably need to translate the names of those functions (i.e. DATE, MONTH and DATEVALUE) into the Greek equivalent, and use semicolons ( ; ) instead of the commas ( , ).
Hope this helps.
Pete
They should have translated when the OP opened my attachment.
kvemperor - you DID open the attachment, did you? I tested it by changing your Greek list of months to English. Please open the attachment - it SHOULD be working there.
You could use this formula in A1, and not need to change anything else:
=DATE(F4,MATCH(B4,$K$4:$K$15,0),1)
Same caveats as before regarding regional settings.
Hope this helps.
Pete
The OP doesn't need to change anything with my formula, Pete! But they do need to open my attachment.
Yes i opened the file of course. the months are still in Greek like mine
I used in cells in b4 and f4 validation list that i have written in columns K and L(thats why are hidden)
semicolons ( ; ) and commas ( , ) are changing automatically. i mean even when you put commas (if this is your regional settings)mine are converted automatically in semicolons
i tried also myself to put English names for the months (instead of the Greeks) but i get the same error message in the cell
@Ali,
I opened your attachment and had #VALUE in A1 and the Greek names were still present. You could change the names in K4:K15 (hidden) to a TEXT(date,"mmmm") formula, and then it would work.
Hope this helps.
Pete
thank you very much.this worked perfectly
Last edited by AliGW; 03-25-2024 at 05:21 AM. Reason: Please don't quote unnecessarily - use the Quick Reply button instead.
even your previous answer worked i will try this also to seeOriginally Posted by Pete_UK
Of course, Pete - I left the month names in Greek for the OP, so that it would work for them when they opened it!
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