Forum Discussion
Select data depening on weekday
- Sep 21, 2021
Let's say the first sheet is named Norm.
On the second sheet, in B11, enter the formula
=VLOOKUP(TEXT($A11,"dddd"),Norm!$A$9:$C$15,2,FALSE)
And in C11:
=VLOOKUP(TEXT($A11,"dddd"),Norm!$A$9:$C$15,3,FALSE)
Format B11 and C11 as time, then fill down.
In Danish:
=LOPSLAG(TEKST($A11;"dddd");Norm!$A$9:$C$15;2;FALSK)
=LOPSLAG(TEKST($A11;"dddd");Norm!$A$9:$C$15;3;FALSK)
Let's say the first sheet is named Norm.
On the second sheet, in B11, enter the formula
=VLOOKUP(TEXT($A11,"dddd"),Norm!$A$9:$C$15,2,FALSE)
And in C11:
=VLOOKUP(TEXT($A11,"dddd"),Norm!$A$9:$C$15,3,FALSE)
Format B11 and C11 as time, then fill down.
In Danish:
=LOPSLAG(TEKST($A11;"dddd");Norm!$A$9:$C$15;2;FALSK)
=LOPSLAG(TEKST($A11;"dddd");Norm!$A$9:$C$15;3;FALSK)
Amazing!! the Danish works.. except for saturdays where it writes #I/T in the cells insted of the time?