ormula for weeks from a date to today?
 

Can someone please advise me of a formula that would automatically update the
number of weeks from a list of dates to the current date?

Formula for weeks from a date to today?
 

My daughter just helped me find it... =(DATEDIF(B2,NOW(),"d"))/7
Thanks anyway.

"Jenn247" wrote:

Can someone please advise me of a formula that would automatically update the
number of weeks from a list of dates to the current date?

ormula for weeks from a date to today?
 

Can someone please advise me of a formula that would automatically update the
number of weeks from a list of dates to the current date?

If the dates are in column A, put this in B1 and copy down:
=(TODAY()-A1)/7

This should put the "number of weeks" next to each date in the
original list.

Column B can be formatted as a number with decimals if that's the way
you want to report fractions of a week. Otherwise, you could wrap
ROUND() or INT() or ROUNDUP() around the formula, depending on the
need.

Formula for weeks from a date to today?
 

=(DATEDIF(B2,NOW(),"d"))/7

This will do the same thing:

=(TODAY()-B2)/7

Also, how do you want to handle decimal results? For example:

B2 = 1/1/2010

Both formulas return 5.714. Is that the result you want or do you want to
round that up to 6 or down to 5?

--
Biff
Microsoft Excel MVP


"Jenn247" wrote in message
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My daughter just helped me find it... =(DATEDIF(B2,NOW(),"d"))/7
Thanks anyway.

"Jenn247" wrote:

Can someone please advise me of a formula that would automatically update
the
number of weeks from a list of dates to the current date?

Formula for weeks from a date to today?
 

Or, more simply:
=(now()-b2)/7

Today is probably a better function to use for this purpose than Now:
=(today()-b2)/7

Regards,
Fred

"Jenn247" wrote in message
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My daughter just helped me find it... =(DATEDIF(B2,NOW(),"d"))/7
Thanks anyway.

"Jenn247" wrote:

Can someone please advise me of a formula that would automatically update
the
number of weeks from a list of dates to the current date?