No, I was suggesting that you add the year number to the weeknumber and just
test as before. 200701 comes after 200652, so it caters for year overlap.

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"Steen" wrote in message
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Hi Bob

Yes why not - in the first place I didn't want to use more columns - do I
need more columns to do it this way?

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

Why don't you use year and week number?

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Yes, you could use conditional formatting.

Let's start by assuming the weeknum is in column A, and status is in
column
B, and the data starts in row 2.

Select all of the rows in column A and B that you want to test.

Goto FormatConditional Formatting
Change Condition 1 to Formula Is
Add a formula of =AND($A220,$B2<"Closed")
Click the format button
Select Pattern tab
Choose a colour
OK
OK

This tests for later than week 20

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"Steen" wrote in message
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Hi Bob and all you others that have been kindly to invest time in
this
issus.

I almost new it - it's not possible to do. Could it then be done the
other
way arround?

I am using week number as deadline in a col and status in another
col
and
would like to give a color (red) to deadlines that are after due
date
(read
week) which dont have the status closed. (if closed whitin do date
color
green).

Can this be done?

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

No it is not. You can get the week number in an adjacent cell, but
there
is
no weeknumber format.

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"Steen" wrote in message
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Hi

Is is possible to display a date (2006.11.19) as week number
(47)?

I have tried to find a usefull format in format cells..., but it
seems
that
is not possible - no "ww" in there...

Any help would be appriciated.