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Default Calculating Friday Date


I have dates listed in column A indicating the day an action wa
performed. In column B I need to have the date in column A changed to
Friday. If the date in column A is not a Friday, then the date in colum
B needs to fall back to the previous Friday. For example, if the dat
entered in column A is today, Monday August 7, then the date in colum
B that I would be Friday August 4. Can anyone think of code (or
formula) that can determine this and place the value in column B
Currently I use vlookup to go to another sheet where all the possibl
dates are listed with their respective Fridays, but this slows down th
calculation worksheet as the file is quite large. Thanks for any help o
suggestions

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