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WeekDay returns an integer representing the day of week from a given date. The required parameter, ''date'', is a numeric expression, a string expression, or any valid expression that can represent a date. The optional parameter, ''firstdayofweek'', is Sunday, if not specified. The return value is an integer from the table below.
WeekDay returns an integer representing the day of week from a given date. The required parameter, ''date'', is a numeric expression, a string expression, or any valid expression that can represent a date. The optional parameter, ''firstdayofweek'', is Sunday, if not specified. The return value is an integer from the table below.


For more information about firstdayofweek constants, see [[Datediff]].
For more information about firstdayofweek constants, see [[datediff|DateDiff]].


'''Table 26: WEEKDAY return values'''
'''Table 26: WEEKDAY return values'''

Revision as of 04:18, 17 August 2012

WeekDay(date[, firstdayofweek])

Description

WeekDay returns an integer representing the day of week from a given date. The required parameter, date, is a numeric expression, a string expression, or any valid expression that can represent a date. The optional parameter, firstdayofweek, is Sunday, if not specified. The return value is an integer from the table below.

For more information about firstdayofweek constants, see DateDiff.

Table 26: WEEKDAY return values

Constant Value Description
vbSunday 1 Sunday
vbMonday 2 Monday
vbTuesday 3 Tuesday
vbWednesday 4 Wednesday
vbThursday 5 Thursday
vbFriday 6 Friday
vbSaturday 7 Saturday

Example

Rem WeekDay Example
'WeekDay returns day of week as an integer
Dim IndepDay, Birthday
IndepDay = WeekDay("July 4, 1776")
PRINT "Weekday of July 4, 1776:", IndepDay
Birthday = WeekDay("12/27/70")
PRINT "Wweekday of 12/27/70:", Birthday

Output

Weekday of July 4, 1776:   5
Weekday of 12/27/70:1

Related Items

DATEDIFF