Hello,
Just out of playfulness, I found out another solution for finding out the day
of a specific date.
Open any office application like word or excel.
Press alt+f11 to open the visual basic editor.
Pres ctrl+g to access the immediate window. This window lets you test code.
Now type in the following code and press enter:
? format("28/10/2008", "dddd")
Tuesday will appear on the next line.
Just remember to put the question sign at the beginning. Alternately, you can
put the word print instead, as here:
print format("28/10/2008", "dddd")
Enter the date in mm/dd/yyyy inside the quotes. If you put just ddd, three d
instead of four d inside the second pair of quotes, it will only print Tue and
not Tuesday.
Maybe it will work in office 2003.
Best regards,
Amiyo Biswas.
Cell: +91-9433464329
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