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I am looking to setup a formula that looks at the current date & from that, calculates & presents the previous fridays date in a cell Can anyone advise me a formula for this? -- TIA Pete |
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Try this:
=TODAY()-WEEKDAY(TODAY()+1) Biff "Pete" wrote in message ... Hi I am looking to setup a formula that looks at the current date & from that, calculates & presents the previous fridays date in a cell Can anyone advise me a formula for this? -- TIA Pete |
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Assuming "previous friday" applies to fridays, too, one way:
=A1-WEEKDAY(A1+1) In article , Pete wrote: I am looking to setup a formula that looks at the current date & from that, calculates & presents the previous fridays date in a cell Can anyone advise me a formula for this? |
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Hi Biff
Thanks for your prompt reply! - your formula works well. -- Pete "T. Valko" wrote: Try this: =TODAY()-WEEKDAY(TODAY()+1) Biff "Pete" wrote in message ... Hi I am looking to setup a formula that looks at the current date & from that, calculates & presents the previous fridays date in a cell Can anyone advise me a formula for this? -- TIA Pete |
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Hi JE McGimpsey
Thanks for your prompt reply! Ive probably done something wrong but I couldn't get your formula to work...?? -- Pete "JE McGimpsey" wrote: Assuming "previous friday" applies to fridays, too, one way: =A1-WEEKDAY(A1+1) In article , Pete wrote: I am looking to setup a formula that looks at the current date & from that, calculates & presents the previous fridays date in a cell Can anyone advise me a formula for this? |
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Hi Pete
JE's formula is identical to Biff's in concept and would produce exactly the same result if A1 held Today's date. -- Regards Roger Govier "Pete" wrote in message ... Hi JE McGimpsey Thanks for your prompt reply! Ive probably done something wrong but I couldn't get your formula to work...?? -- Pete "JE McGimpsey" wrote: Assuming "previous friday" applies to fridays, too, one way: =A1-WEEKDAY(A1+1) In article , Pete wrote: I am looking to setup a formula that looks at the current date & from that, calculates & presents the previous fridays date in a cell Can anyone advise me a formula for this? |
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Your welcome. Thanks for the feedback!
Biff "Pete" wrote in message ... Hi Biff Thanks for your prompt reply! - your formula works well. -- Pete "T. Valko" wrote: Try this: =TODAY()-WEEKDAY(TODAY()+1) Biff "Pete" wrote in message ... Hi I am looking to setup a formula that looks at the current date & from that, calculates & presents the previous fridays date in a cell Can anyone advise me a formula for this? -- TIA Pete |
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