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2010-01-04 is equal to week 2???
Dear all,
Happy New Year! I used the following formula to display week number:- ="WEEK " & WEEKNUM(NOW(),1) Today is 2010-01-04 (4th Jan 2010) and the formula shows WEEK 2 and check the calendar is actually week 1. Is there anything wrong with the formula? Also is it possible to display / convert a date to week format like 4th Jan 2010 to 10W1 or W101? Kind regards, Ngin Hong |
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2010-01-04 is equal to week 2???
hi, !
here is why excel returns week 2 (and how to get ISO week-numbers): http://www.cpearson.com/Excel/WeekNumbers.aspx hth, hector. __ OP __ Happy New Year! I used the following formula to display week number:- ="WEEK " & WEEKNUM(NOW(),1) Today is 2010-01-04 (4th Jan 2010) and the formula shows WEEK 2 and check the calendar is actually week 1. Is there anything wrong with the formula? Also is it possible to display / convert a date to week format like 4th Jan 2010 to 10W1 or W101? |
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