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Thu 22 Aug 2019, 16:48 Delegate Trevor said...

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How do you display working weeks

Thu 22 Aug 2019, 17:20 Trainer Jens said...

RE: Quick access

Hi Trevor,

Thank you for the forum question.

I need more details about what you want to achieve to be able to help you.

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Fri 23 Aug 2019, 09:09 Delegate Trevor said...

RE: Quick access

Hi Jens

On the course we were able to display current times or dates using a short code
=now() gives current date or time,
My question was, is there a short code like above to display working weeks.
Every year is broken down into 52 weeks so today is in current working week 34.
Hope this clarifies what I was looking for?
Trevor

Fri 23 Aug 2019, 09:16 Trainer Jens said...

RE: Quick access

Good Morning Trevor,

Yes you have the Weeknum function.

If you have a date in A1 and in B1 type =Weeknum(A1,2) you will get the week number in B1. If you want the week number of current week you can type =WeekNum(today(),2)

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