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Novice still: I need a forumula to use in a calendar to highlight every 2nd Wednesday of every month
I have a perpetual calendar from
https://www.vertex42.com/calendars/p...-calendar.html This calendar is free for personal use and can be altered. What I want to do is have a formula, if possible, that will highlight every 2nd Wednesday of every month no matter what the year. I don't know how to create forumulas, and being a perpetual calendar there are a lot of forumlas already in it, so I don't know if it would be possible. I just thought this would save time and I wouldn't have to make a new calendar each year marking those Wednesdays so I know when my SS check is being deposited. Thank you for any help. |
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Have you considered using Outlook, where it is a simple matter to enter a recurring appointment every second Wednesday of the month, and you can include reminders?
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Thanks so much for the response. Probably I should have explained more in depth.
I don't actually want to use the calendar. What I've been doing over the years is get dates of my checks each year, then download a free calendar for the year set up as landscape with 4 months per line. Then I sceen capture that and open the image in my graphics program and put an transluscent colored circle on the date for the checks. The result is a small .jpg image that sits on my desktop and I click and it opens in paint. When I saw the perpetual calendar and I was able to set it up the same landscape I was hoping it would be possible to have a formula that would highlight that 2nd Wednesday of each month. That would mean I wouldn't have to do anything but screen capture it the beginning of each year and save the image. If there were a smiley for being lazy or maybe just older now I'd use it. Thanks again! |
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In the Year sheet (only) of the attached is conditional formatting which highlights in yellow the 2nd Wednesday of each month.
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Thank you, thank you, thank you. That is perfect. I don't know what you did, but
Ruth |
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A formula to calculate 2nd Wednesday of month from any date (DOM) of this month:
Code:
=DATE(YEAR(DOM);MONTH(DOM),1) + (2-1)*7 + (WEEKDAY(DATE(YEAR(DOM),MONTH(DOM),2))<3)*(3-WEEKDAY(DATE(YEAR(DOM),MONTH(DOM),2))) + (WEEKDAY(DATE(YEAR(DOM),MONTH(DOM),2))>3)*(7+3-WEEKDAY(DATE(YEAR(DOM),MONTH(DOM),2))) In ...WEEKDAY(...,2)<3... and ...WEEKDAY(...,2)>3... the number 3 represents weekday number the returned date must have - for Wednesday it is 3; In ...(2-1)*7... the number 2 represents the number of occurrence of asked weekday in this month. |
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