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Hello,
I am trying to create a custom function that tells me which week of the year a certain date falls into. I came up with the following: Function WeekNumber(Weeks) As Integer WeekNumber = DateDiff("ww", "1/1", Weeks) End Function For some reason, the result displayed is one week short, e.g. if today's date is 7-Jul-03 then the above function returns 27, although 7-Jul-03 falls into week 28. The built-in Excel function Datedif does not seem to work in VBA. Any suggestions, solutions are greatly appreciated. TIA. BR, Antje Crawford |
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