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Date format and weeknum formel
Hi
I`ve got a couple of "nice" excel sheets at work, made by an ex-employe. Now I have to make them work for 2007. The sheet has an auto update when started, imports data fra a database. This fomel =WEEKNUM(A1;2) returns #value!. A1 shows 11.01.2007, and should have returned 2(as weeknumber 2). If I write the date again av 2007-01-11, it shows 11.01.2007 and the weeknum formel shows 2. What could be the problem? wrong time/date setup? I have added the analysis toolpak. /svemor |
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Perhaps your calculations are not set to automatic.
Tools--Options--Calculations-_Automatic Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "svemor" wrote: Hi I`ve got a couple of "nice" excel sheets at work, made by an ex-employe. Now I have to make them work for 2007. The sheet has an auto update when started, imports data fra a database. This fomel =WEEKNUM(A1;2) returns #value!. A1 shows 11.01.2007, and should have returned 2(as weeknumber 2). If I write the date again av 2007-01-11, it shows 11.01.2007 and the weeknum formel shows 2. What could be the problem? wrong time/date setup? I have added the analysis toolpak. /svemor |
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Its set to Automatic, but it doesn`t do any updates other then automatic
refresh when started. I clicked the "update" now button but nothing happend.. "Dave F" wrote: Perhaps your calculations are not set to automatic. Tools--Options--Calculations-_Automatic Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "svemor" wrote: Hi I`ve got a couple of "nice" excel sheets at work, made by an ex-employe. Now I have to make them work for 2007. The sheet has an auto update when started, imports data fra a database. This fomel =WEEKNUM(A1;2) returns #value!. A1 shows 11.01.2007, and should have returned 2(as weeknumber 2). If I write the date again av 2007-01-11, it shows 11.01.2007 and the weeknum formel shows 2. What could be the problem? wrong time/date setup? I have added the analysis toolpak. /svemor |
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Date format and weeknum formel
Weeknum is a ATP function
ToolsAdd-ins and check the Analysis Toolpak -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "svemor" wrote in message ... Hi I`ve got a couple of "nice" excel sheets at work, made by an ex-employe. Now I have to make them work for 2007. The sheet has an auto update when started, imports data fra a database. This fomel =WEEKNUM(A1;2) returns #value!. A1 shows 11.01.2007, and should have returned 2(as weeknumber 2). If I write the date again av 2007-01-11, it shows 11.01.2007 and the weeknum formel shows 2. What could be the problem? wrong time/date setup? I have added the analysis toolpak. /svemor |
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Date format and weeknum formel
The OP says the ATP is installed...
-- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Ron de Bruin" wrote: Weeknum is a ATP function ToolsAdd-ins and check the Analysis Toolpak -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "svemor" wrote in message ... Hi I`ve got a couple of "nice" excel sheets at work, made by an ex-employe. Now I have to make them work for 2007. The sheet has an auto update when started, imports data fra a database. This fomel =WEEKNUM(A1;2) returns #value!. A1 shows 11.01.2007, and should have returned 2(as weeknumber 2). If I write the date again av 2007-01-11, it shows 11.01.2007 and the weeknum formel shows 2. What could be the problem? wrong time/date setup? I have added the analysis toolpak. /svemor |
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Analysis Toolkpak already checked
"Ron de Bruin" wrote: Weeknum is a ATP function ToolsAdd-ins and check the Analysis Toolpak -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "svemor" wrote in message ... Hi I`ve got a couple of "nice" excel sheets at work, made by an ex-employe. Now I have to make them work for 2007. The sheet has an auto update when started, imports data fra a database. This fomel =WEEKNUM(A1;2) returns #value!. A1 shows 11.01.2007, and should have returned 2(as weeknumber 2). If I write the date again av 2007-01-11, it shows 11.01.2007 and the weeknum formel shows 2. What could be the problem? wrong time/date setup? I have added the analysis toolpak. /svemor |
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Date format and weeknum formel
Do you have a English Excel version ??
You use ; See this page for a normal function (no ATP needed) http://www.rondebruin.nl/weeknumber.htm -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "svemor" wrote in message ... Analysis Toolkpak already checked "Ron de Bruin" wrote: Weeknum is a ATP function ToolsAdd-ins and check the Analysis Toolpak -- Regards Ron de Bruin http://www.rondebruin.nl/tips.htm "svemor" wrote in message ... Hi I`ve got a couple of "nice" excel sheets at work, made by an ex-employe. Now I have to make them work for 2007. The sheet has an auto update when started, imports data fra a database. This fomel =WEEKNUM(A1;2) returns #value!. A1 shows 11.01.2007, and should have returned 2(as weeknumber 2). If I write the date again av 2007-01-11, it shows 11.01.2007 and the weeknum formel shows 2. What could be the problem? wrong time/date setup? I have added the analysis toolpak. /svemor |
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If you reenter that value and the formula works, then I'm betting that the
original value isn't really a date--I'm thinking that it's a string that looks like a date. If the dates are all in one column, you can try to convert them by using: Select the range (single column) data|text to columns and choose mdy (or dmy???) and finish up. Then see if the formula updates ok. svemor wrote: Hi I`ve got a couple of "nice" excel sheets at work, made by an ex-employe. Now I have to make them work for 2007. The sheet has an auto update when started, imports data fra a database. This fomel =WEEKNUM(A1;2) returns #value!. A1 shows 11.01.2007, and should have returned 2(as weeknumber 2). If I write the date again av 2007-01-11, it shows 11.01.2007 and the weeknum formel shows 2. What could be the problem? wrong time/date setup? I have added the analysis toolpak. /svemor -- Dave Peterson |
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Thanks. I think thats the problem, I`m gonna try it tomorrow at work.
I will let you know if it works. "Dave Peterson" wrote: If you reenter that value and the formula works, then I'm betting that the original value isn't really a date--I'm thinking that it's a string that looks like a date. If the dates are all in one column, you can try to convert them by using: Select the range (single column) data|text to columns and choose mdy (or dmy???) and finish up. Then see if the formula updates ok. svemor wrote: Hi I`ve got a couple of "nice" excel sheets at work, made by an ex-employe. Now I have to make them work for 2007. The sheet has an auto update when started, imports data fra a database. This fomel =WEEKNUM(A1;2) returns #value!. A1 shows 11.01.2007, and should have returned 2(as weeknumber 2). If I write the date again av 2007-01-11, it shows 11.01.2007 and the weeknum formel shows 2. What could be the problem? wrong time/date setup? I have added the analysis toolpak. /svemor -- Dave Peterson |
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