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how to code variable reference?
i have two columns: week, newweek and an integer variable: weekoffset. this
is how the data looks like given a weekoffset value = 2 week newweek 200401 200403 ' < what is the formula for newweek? 200402 200405 200403 0 200405 0 |
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how to code variable reference?
does 200401 mean the first week of 2004.
is 200401 stored as a string? If it is stored as a number =A1+3 200401 + 2 = 200403 -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Amil" wrote in message ... i have two columns: week, newweek and an integer variable: weekoffset. this is how the data looks like given a weekoffset value = 2 week newweek 200401 200403 ' < what is the formula for newweek? 200402 200405 200403 0 200405 0 |
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how to code variable reference?
I actually want to set this formula in a macro based on the weekOffset
variable. I think you got me on the right track. The week is stored as a string. I may have to do a conversion first. "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: does 200401 mean the first week of 2004. yes is 200401 stored as a string? If it is stored as a number =A1+3 200401 + 2 = 200403 -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Amil" wrote in message ... i have two columns: week, newweek and an integer variable: weekoffset. this is how the data looks like given a weekoffset value = 2 week newweek 200401 200403 ' < what is the formula for newweek? 200402 200405 200403 0 200405 0 |
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how to code variable reference?
Opps. I forgot, I actually need the reference to the next row based on the
offset, as such: weekOffset = 4 week newweek 200449 200501 200450 ... 200451 ... 200452 ... 200501 ... "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: does 200401 mean the first week of 2004. is 200401 stored as a string? If it is stored as a number =A1+3 200401 + 2 = 200403 -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Amil" wrote in message ... i have two columns: week, newweek and an integer variable: weekoffset. this is how the data looks like given a weekoffset value = 2 week newweek 200401 200403 ' < what is the formula for newweek? 200402 200405 200403 0 200405 0 |
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how to code variable reference?
Amil,
Sounds like =If(right($A3+weekoffset,2) 52, $A3+1000+weekoffset-52, $A3+weekoffset) -- steveB Remove "AYN" from email to respond "Amil" wrote in message ... Opps. I forgot, I actually need the reference to the next row based on the offset, as such: weekOffset = 4 week newweek 200449 200501 200450 ... 200451 ... 200452 ... 200501 ... "Tom Ogilvy" wrote: does 200401 mean the first week of 2004. is 200401 stored as a string? If it is stored as a number =A1+3 200401 + 2 = 200403 -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Amil" wrote in message ... i have two columns: week, newweek and an integer variable: weekoffset. this is how the data looks like given a weekoffset value = 2 week newweek 200401 200403 ' < what is the formula for newweek? 200402 200405 200403 0 200405 0 |
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