hi Again,

If you are using code, then it might be easier, but you still need to
designate the week ending day, be it Fri, Sat or Sunday. Then if you will
only have a months worth of data, you could "walk" down the dates, assuming
they are in order, and put data into a variable, adding each day, till you
reach the end day. Day of the week is fairly easy to find. Call the variables
wk1in, wk1exit, wk1dns, then wk2in, wk2exit, wk2dns, etc. The data for the
variable would be just offsets from the date you are on.

Then simply print the variable at the bottom of the data.


"David" wrote:

I am guessing that each week ends on a certain day of the week ie. every
Friday and it seems that you can not do this with out designating each of
those days. Like Jan 2008, Fridays - 4, 11, 18 and 25, then you might come up
with If statements and use another column to designate a wk?.

"Rick Rothstein (MVP - VB)" wrote:

In any given month, what constitutes "Week1"? Is it always the first 7 days
of the month (Day1 though Day7) or is it the physical calendar week (Sunday
through Saturday)? If the latter, do you have any rules about where in the
week the 1st of the month must occur?

Rick


"Hernan" wrote in message
...
Hello,

I have a sheet that looks like this:


A B C D
1 Report for the month of february 08
2
3 day intakes exits dns
4 1 3 0 1
5 2 1 5 0
. .
. .
. .
totals 4 5 1

and so on to the 31st day. days 30th and 31st will have nothing for the
current report.

on the side I have:

F G H I
1 totals
2 intakes exits dns
3 week1
4 week2
5 week3
6 week4
7 week5

All of this is in a protected sheet

Is there a way to get the date from the system clock and from there
calculate the totals for intakes, exits and dns for each week. All I have
to
do at the beginning of each month is to change the name of the month in
course and enter the individual number of intakes, exits and dns.

Thank you in advanced.


Hernan