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Hello Again,
Dont' bother using my formula. Use the one suggested by Neik. If you paste that in a cell it will always give you previous Friday. Nice One Neik, but I dont really understand how and why it works. I know that the 6 signifies Friday. Please explain if you dont mind ChasAA "nbaj2k" wrote: I think I'm looking for more of what the first response was, not necessarily a code, but something I can put in a sell sort of like =TODAY()-WEEKDAY(TODAY()-6) I'm just not sure exactly what that means and what number I have to put in for it to equal a certain day sorry! Could someone just explain it? Thanks, ~J -- nbaj2k ------------------------------------------------------------------------ nbaj2k's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=36480 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=569940 |
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