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First off, I appologize if this had been posted before. I have been looking
for a while now and cannot find the exact answer I need. I know it is going to be very basic, yet have no luck doing it on my own. Thank you in advace to all of you who may help me. Anyways, I am trying to write simple code to update a cell value with the Text "Week of" and then calculate the first day of the previous work week (Sunday) in mm/dd format. If this is not possible, I am fine with the Today -7 function, but cannot get that to work. Here is the code I have been working with and get an error on the Text portion alone. Range("c2,c13,k13").Value = "Week of" & (Text(Today - 7, "mm/dd")) Again, thank you to all who helps me with this. Brandon |
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My appologies, I'm sure you all would know this, but I am getting a Sub or
function not defined error. BMeredith wrote: First off, I appologize if this had been posted before. I have been looking for a while now and cannot find the exact answer I need. I know it is going to be very basic, yet have no luck doing it on my own. Thank you in advace to all of you who may help me. Anyways, I am trying to write simple code to update a cell value with the Text "Week of" and then calculate the first day of the previous work week (Sunday) in mm/dd format. If this is not possible, I am fine with the Today -7 function, but cannot get that to work. Here is the code I have been working with and get an error on the Text portion alone. Range("c2,c13,k13").Value = "Week of" & (Text(Today - 7, "mm/dd")) Again, thank you to all who helps me with this. Brandon |
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Ok,
I got it to work witht he now function, but I do not need the time. Is there another function that will just give me the day. BMeredith wrote: First off, I appologize if this had been posted before. I have been looking for a while now and cannot find the exact answer I need. I know it is going to be very basic, yet have no luck doing it on my own. Thank you in advace to all of you who may help me. Anyways, I am trying to write simple code to update a cell value with the Text "Week of" and then calculate the first day of the previous work week (Sunday) in mm/dd format. If this is not possible, I am fine with the Today -7 function, but cannot get that to work. Here is the code I have been working with and get an error on the Text portion alone. Range("c2,c13,k13").Value = "Week of" & (Text(Today - 7, "mm/dd")) Again, thank you to all who helps me with this. Brandon |
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It is Date in VBA.
-- HTH Bob Phillips (replace xxxx in the email address with gmail if mailing direct) "BMeredith" <u29549@uwe wrote in message news:69c85cb727ed6@uwe... Ok, I got it to work witht he now function, but I do not need the time. Is there another function that will just give me the day. BMeredith wrote: First off, I appologize if this had been posted before. I have been looking for a while now and cannot find the exact answer I need. I know it is going to be very basic, yet have no luck doing it on my own. Thank you in advace to all of you who may help me. Anyways, I am trying to write simple code to update a cell value with the Text "Week of" and then calculate the first day of the previous work week (Sunday) in mm/dd format. If this is not possible, I am fine with the Today -7 function, but cannot get that to work. Here is the code I have been working with and get an error on the Text portion alone. Range("c2,c13,k13").Value = "Week of" & (Text(Today - 7, "mm/dd")) Again, thank you to all who helps me with this. Brandon |
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I got it to work witht he now function
How about an ugly if function =IF(WEEKDAY(TODAY())=2,TODAY()-1,IF(WEEKDAY(TODAY())=3,TODAY()-2,IF(WEEKDAY(TODAY())=4,TODAY()-3,IF(WEEKDAY(TODAY())=5,TODAY()-4,IF(WEEKDAY(TODAY())=6,TODAY()-5,IF(WEEKDAY(TODAY())=7,TODAY()-6,TODAY())))))) You could always give it a name to you don't loose half you screen when you look at it. -- Mike Q. "BMeredith" wrote: Ok, I got it to work witht he now function, but I do not need the time. Is there another function that will just give me the day. BMeredith wrote: First off, I appologize if this had been posted before. I have been looking for a while now and cannot find the exact answer I need. I know it is going to be very basic, yet have no luck doing it on my own. Thank you in advace to all of you who may help me. Anyways, I am trying to write simple code to update a cell value with the Text "Week of" and then calculate the first day of the previous work week (Sunday) in mm/dd format. If this is not possible, I am fine with the Today -7 function, but cannot get that to work. Here is the code I have been working with and get an error on the Text portion alone. Range("c2,c13,k13").Value = "Week of" & (Text(Today - 7, "mm/dd")) Again, thank you to all who helps me with this. Brandon |
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That was it, thank you Bob. I knew it was something stupid, lol. Thanks
again. Bob Phillips wrote: It is Date in VBA. -- HTH Bob Phillips (replace xxxx in the email address with gmail if mailing direct) Ok, [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] Brandon -- Message posted via http://www.officekb.com |
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