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Need EXCEL to include weekends in date range 2009 onwards

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Need EXCEL to include weekends in date range 2009 onwards

Hi , I have 2 columns of data A/B , however I need the date column to include weekends , along with a copy of previous PX_LAST price

For instance , current state is this , it skips through and ignores 10/01/2009 & 11/01/2009

Current

Date PX_LAST
02/01/2009 2.221
05/01/2009 2.212
06/01/2009 2.177
07/01/2009 2.181
08/01/2009 2.159
09/01/2009 2.15
12/01/2009 2.144
13/01/2009 2.123
14/01/2009 2.115
15/01/2009 2.117
16/01/2009 2.11
19/01/2009 2.12


Required ... it includes the weekends , and also updates column B with the Fridays PX_LAST

02/01/2009 2.221
05/01/2009 2.212
06/01/2009 2.177
07/01/2009 2.181
08/01/2009 2.159
09/01/2009 2.15
10/01/2009 2.15
11/01/2009 2.15
12/01/2009 2.144
13/01/2009 2.123
14/01/2009 2.115
15/01/2009 2.117
16/01/2009 2.11
17/01/2009 2.11
18/01/2009 2.11
19/01/2009 2.12

This is 9 years worth of date , 2200 rows approx , so would be really helpful if there was some kind of autofill function that could be utilsed .. tks in advance

SF

RE: Need EXCEL to include weekends in date range 2009 onwards

Hi Stephen,

Thank you for the forum question.

Unfortunately I cannot help you. You do not have a tool in Excel which can do this.

If you have VBA knowledge, you can write a code to do it.


Kind regards

Jens Bonde
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Thu 19 Oct 2017: Automatically marked as resolved.


 

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