In the text box Format values where this formula is true, enter the following WEEKDAY formula to determine whether the cell is a Saturday (6) or Sunday (7): =WEEKDAY(B$5,2)>5. The parameter 2 means Saturday = 6 and Sunday = 7. This parameter is very useful to test for weekends.
African-American âdozens,â and to adopt a restrictive definition of verbal duels as exchanges of. insults.1 For example, in his definition of âpoetic contestsâ for The New Princeton Encyclopedia. of Poetry and Poetics, Earl Miner writes: âIndeed the poetic contest itself is not a genre at all but.
Fighting tooth and nail means fighting furiously. Taken out of context, it sounds as if you are fighting against a tooth and a nail. But in context, you would say: I'm fighting tooth and nail against my political opponent.. The idiom is a comparison to an aggressive animal that attacks with its teeth and its claws. Views Â· View Upvotes.