Hallo
=TEXT(A1;"NNN")
Use the CHOOSE function
=CHOOSE(WEEKDAY(J19,2),"Monday", "Tuesday", "Wednesday","Thursday","Friday","Saturday","Sunday")
=WEEKDAY(A1)
and formatting the cell as Date - user defined - "NNNN" The other answers are right too.
=Text(A1,"DDDD") will be the best one.
The main formula I recommended is =Text(A,"DDDD"), though it wrongly works with Weekday function.
Just in case someone would still think it's a "great idea": the proposed thing is totally wrong. =WEEKDAY(A1) would call functions to analyze the date in A1 and put numbers from 1 to 7 for Sun through Sat. Then applying a user-defined format NNNN to the cell with that number will tell Calc to treat that number as date (it means, Calc will see 1899-12-31 for number 1, 1900-01-01 for number 2, etc. by default), call functions to analyze this date again, and find out which day of the week was that day - and luckily, 1899-12-31 was Sunday... so you will eventually see Sunday in your formula cell, for the cost of double calculations where only one was needed (just put =A1 in the cell, and format NNNN or DDDD).
But what's worse, this would not only cost more CPU cycles, but will give wrong results, if ...
Asked: 2016-07-21 15:49:17 +0100
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Last updated: Oct 23 '16
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