Re: weeknum() in reverse
- From: "Lee" <lee@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 25 Jun 2008 08:39:48 -0500
Thanks to Bob and GB for helping. I didn't realize that it would be so
complicated to go backwards or the different standards that were involved. I
have a planting calendar that hangs on my wall that is of the European
standard (didn't know it but now I do) that I use in planning crops. I also
use Excel for planning sow dates and planting dates for our greenhouse crops
and wanted the 2 to match.
Bob's forumlae puts January 6, 2008 as the first week of the year so I am
not sure what standard is applied but it is different than my wall calender
(1/1/08 is first week and 1/6/08 is the second). The formulae does the same
when GB's suggestion of replacing the Year(today()) with 2008. Is there a
change that I can make to the formulae to get it to match the wall calendar?
Thanks to both for teaching and helping me and to this group for all the
help.
"Lee" <lee@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:ed6zvFk1IHA.2068@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Is there a way to enter the week of the year and get the date of the year?
week 2 would return January 6, 2008
week 10 would return March 2, 2008
Thanks for any help.
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Lee Coleman
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