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Rick Rothstein Rick Rothstein is offline
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Default Weekly or Bi-weekly dates

I think this formula does what you want for the first question (weekly
schedule)...

=TODAY()+(WEEKDAY(TODAY())=WEEKDAY(O10))*7-WEEKDAY(TODAY())+WEEKDAY(O10)

where I have guessed that O10 contains the "start of the week" date you keep
referring to (put the above formula in P10). I'm not sure off the top of my
head about your second question... check back later to see if I (or anyone
else) have posted a response to you for it.

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Rick (MVP - Excel)


"ash3154" wrote in message
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Not sure if this can be done with simple formula or will this req.
programming:
Please provide example:

Basically, the Start of week can be any give day (ie Friday, or Sunday, or
Monday).
If the week starts on 2/9/09 (in this case its a Monday), than I would
like
to show next week will be
(2/16/09) in cell p10

I would like to keep looping this over and over again, as I would like to
show the new date in cell P10:
so for example if today is Feb 09 2009 (Monday), next week in P10 should
be
2/16/09, but if today is 2/17 or 2/19, than the P10 should read 2/23/09.

If someone starts on Friday -- 2/20/09, next week in P10 should read
2/27/09
and than if I open the spreadsheet on 3/10/09 the date should read
3/13/09.

Also, can i use the same formula if its on a bi-weekly basis? (A different
sheet)
Ash