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The Weekday function returns a number between 1 and 7, that represents
the day of the week. It returns a whole number representing the
day of the week.
There is One Mandatory Argument :-
- Date :- The Date argument is any valid date expression
and you may use the Date and Now functions.
There is One Optional Argument :-
- FirstDayofWeek :- The optional FirstDayofWeek argument
must only use the constants or values defined above in the Date
And Time Constants. In this example, Monday is defined
to be the first day of the week. Therefore, Saturday becomes 6.
The Syntax of the WeekDay function is :-
| Weekday(date[,firstdayofweek]) |
The Weekday function can return any of these 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 |
| VBFirstJan1 |
1 |
Week of January 1 |
| VBFirstFourDays |
2 |
First week of the year that has at least four
days |
| VBFirstFullWeek |
3 |
First full week of the year |
| VBUseSystem |
0 |
Use the date format of the computer's regional
settings |
| VBUseSystemDayOfWeek |
0 |
Use the first full day of
the week as defined by the system settings |
Example#1 :-
Code :-
document.write(Date & "<br />")
document.write(Weekday(Date))
Output :-
1/15/2002
3 |
Example#2 :-
Code :-
Dim MyDate, MyWeekDayMyDate = #October 19, 1962# '
Assign a date.MyWeekDay = Weekday(MyDate) '
Output :-
MyWeekDay contains 6
Because, MyDate represents a Friday. |
Example#3 :-
It explains the Date Argument
Code :-
<%
=WeekDay(May 23, 2006)
%>
Output :-
3 |
Example#4 :-
It explains the Firstdayofweek Argument
Code :-
<%
=WeekDay("6/26/1943", VBMonday)
%>
Output :-
6
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