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Hi ronocco,
You can do the Friday test with a formula like: =IF(MOD(A1,7)=6,"X","") where A1 is the address of the cell containing the date of interest. I'm not sure what you mean by "For a fixed payment on the 25th, I'd like a formula that would make that value appear on the May 27", though. Do you mean that you only want the 'X' to display on the preceding Wednesday?
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