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I need a formula that will give me the total number of weeks and days
between 2 dates. ie. b3=Apr-2,2001, c3=Oct.31,2001 what is the total number of weeks and days between these dates. I have the formula to get the number of weeks but have trouble getting the number of days left to show. I have so far: =INT((C3-B3)/7) to get the weeks. When I count out the numbers, I get 3 calendar days left. But if I simply use the total number of days between B3 and C3 less number of weeks times 7 I get 2 days. It is out 1 day. Any ideas on how to make it more accurate? thx all Mel |
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One way:
Weeks: "&INT((C3-B3)/7)&" Days: "&(C3-B3)-INT((C3-B3)/7)*7 Another way: ="Weeks: "&INT(DATEDIF(B3,C3,"d")/7)&" Days: "&DATEDIF(B3,C3,"d")- INT((C3-B3)/7)*7 wrote: I need a formula that will give me the total number of weeks and days between 2 dates. ie. b3=Apr-2,2001, c3=Oct.31,2001 what is the total number of weeks and days between these dates. I have the formula to get the number of weeks but have trouble getting the number of days left to show. I have so far: =INT((C3-B3)/7) to get the weeks. When I count out the numbers, I get 3 calendar days left. But if I simply use the total number of days between B3 and C3 less number of weeks times 7 I get 2 days. It is out 1 day. Any ideas on how to make it more accurate? thx all Mel |
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Sorry. Left the =" off of the first way.
="Weeks: "&INT((C3-B3)/7)&" Days: "&(C3-B3)-INT((C3-B3)/7)*7 JW wrote: One way: Weeks: "&INT((C3-B3)/7)&" Days: "&(C3-B3)-INT((C3-B3)/7)*7 Another way: ="Weeks: "&INT(DATEDIF(B3,C3,"d")/7)&" Days: "&DATEDIF(B3,C3,"d")- INT((C3-B3)/7)*7 wrote: I need a formula that will give me the total number of weeks and days between 2 dates. ie. b3=Apr-2,2001, c3=Oct.31,2001 what is the total number of weeks and days between these dates. I have the formula to get the number of weeks but have trouble getting the number of days left to show. I have so far: =INT((C3-B3)/7) to get the weeks. When I count out the numbers, I get 3 calendar days left. But if I simply use the total number of days between B3 and C3 less number of weeks times 7 I get 2 days. It is out 1 day. Any ideas on how to make it more accurate? thx all Mel |
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On Sep 26, 11:42 am, JW wrote:
Sorry. Left the =" off of the first way. ="Weeks: "&INT((C3-B3)/7)&" Days: "&(C3-B3)-INT((C3-B3)/7)*7 JW wrote: One way: Weeks: "&INT((C3-B3)/7)&" Days: "&(C3-B3)-INT((C3-B3)/7)*7 Another way: ="Weeks: "&INT(DATEDIF(B3,C3,"d")/7)&" Days: "&DATEDIF(B3,C3,"d")- INT((C3-B3)/7)*7 wrote: I need a formula that will give me the total number of weeks and days between 2 dates. ie. b3=Apr-2,2001, c3=Oct.31,2001 what is the total number of weeks and days between these dates. I have the formula to get the number of weeks but have trouble getting the number of days left to show. I have so far: =INT((C3-B3)/7) to get the weeks. When I count out the numbers, I get 3 calendar days left. But if I simply use the total number of days between B3 and C3 less number of weeks times 7 I get 2 days. It is out 1 day. Any ideas on how to make it more accurate? thx all Mel- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - works great. thx once again. |
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That is because when you subtract the start day from the end day, you don't
count the start day. you need to do your calculations with =INT((C3-B3+1)/7) =mod((c3-B3+1),7) that give me 30 weeks and 3 days. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy " wrote: I need a formula that will give me the total number of weeks and days between 2 dates. ie. b3=Apr-2,2001, c3=Oct.31,2001 what is the total number of weeks and days between these dates. I have the formula to get the number of weeks but have trouble getting the number of days left to show. I have so far: =INT((C3-B3)/7) to get the weeks. When I count out the numbers, I get 3 calendar days left. But if I simply use the total number of days between B3 and C3 less number of weeks times 7 I get 2 days. It is out 1 day. Any ideas on how to make it more accurate? thx all Mel |
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For your sample, both JW's suggestions gave me 30 weeks and 2 days - I
thought you said that was your problem - you wanted 3 days. Go figure??? -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy " wrote: On Sep 26, 11:42 am, JW wrote: Sorry. Left the =" off of the first way. ="Weeks: "&INT((C3-B3)/7)&" Days: "&(C3-B3)-INT((C3-B3)/7)*7 JW wrote: One way: Weeks: "&INT((C3-B3)/7)&" Days: "&(C3-B3)-INT((C3-B3)/7)*7 Another way: ="Weeks: "&INT(DATEDIF(B3,C3,"d")/7)&" Days: "&DATEDIF(B3,C3,"d")- INT((C3-B3)/7)*7 wrote: I need a formula that will give me the total number of weeks and days between 2 dates. ie. b3=Apr-2,2001, c3=Oct.31,2001 what is the total number of weeks and days between these dates. I have the formula to get the number of weeks but have trouble getting the number of days left to show. I have so far: =INT((C3-B3)/7) to get the weeks. When I count out the numbers, I get 3 calendar days left. But if I simply use the total number of days between B3 and C3 less number of weeks times 7 I get 2 days. It is out 1 day. Any ideas on how to make it more accurate? thx all Mel- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - works great. thx once again. |
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I know what you mean Tom. I was a little thrown off by his
description as well. I was just looking around and came across a page on Chip's site where he has a pretty slick method of doing this. His method also worked out to 30 weeks 2 days. =TRUNC((C3-B3)/7)&" Weeks "&MOD(C3-B3,7)&" Days" Tom Ogilvy wrote: For your sample, both JW's suggestions gave me 30 weeks and 2 days - I thought you said that was your problem - you wanted 3 days. Go figure??? -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy " wrote: On Sep 26, 11:42 am, JW wrote: Sorry. Left the =" off of the first way. ="Weeks: "&INT((C3-B3)/7)&" Days: "&(C3-B3)-INT((C3-B3)/7)*7 JW wrote: One way: Weeks: "&INT((C3-B3)/7)&" Days: "&(C3-B3)-INT((C3-B3)/7)*7 Another way: ="Weeks: "&INT(DATEDIF(B3,C3,"d")/7)&" Days: "&DATEDIF(B3,C3,"d")- INT((C3-B3)/7)*7 wrote: I need a formula that will give me the total number of weeks and days between 2 dates. ie. b3=Apr-2,2001, c3=Oct.31,2001 what is the total number of weeks and days between these dates. I have the formula to get the number of weeks but have trouble getting the number of days left to show. I have so far: =INT((C3-B3)/7) to get the weeks. When I count out the numbers, I get 3 calendar days left. But if I simply use the total number of days between B3 and C3 less number of weeks times 7 I get 2 days. It is out 1 day. Any ideas on how to make it more accurate? thx all Mel- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - works great. thx once again. |
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If your first date is the 1st of the month and your second date the 3rd,
that's 3 days if you count each of them but the difference between the dates is of course 2. If you want inclusive days, which it seems you do, add 1 to their difference. Consider two dates that fall on consecutive Mondays, for your purposes is that a week or eight days. Regards, Peter T "JW" wrote in message ups.com... I know what you mean Tom. I was a little thrown off by his description as well. I was just looking around and came across a page on Chip's site where he has a pretty slick method of doing this. His method also worked out to 30 weeks 2 days. =TRUNC((C3-B3)/7)&" Weeks "&MOD(C3-B3,7)&" Days" Tom Ogilvy wrote: For your sample, both JW's suggestions gave me 30 weeks and 2 days - I thought you said that was your problem - you wanted 3 days. Go figure??? -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy " wrote: On Sep 26, 11:42 am, JW wrote: Sorry. Left the =" off of the first way. ="Weeks: "&INT((C3-B3)/7)&" Days: "&(C3-B3)-INT((C3-B3)/7)*7 JW wrote: One way: Weeks: "&INT((C3-B3)/7)&" Days: "&(C3-B3)-INT((C3-B3)/7)*7 Another way: ="Weeks: "&INT(DATEDIF(B3,C3,"d")/7)&" Days: "&DATEDIF(B3,C3,"d")- INT((C3-B3)/7)*7 wrote: I need a formula that will give me the total number of weeks and days between 2 dates. ie. b3=Apr-2,2001, c3=Oct.31,2001 what is the total number of weeks and days between these dates. I have the formula to get the number of weeks but have trouble getting the number of days left to show. I have so far: =INT((C3-B3)/7) to get the weeks. When I count out the numbers, I get 3 calendar days left. But if I simply use the total number of days between B3 and C3 less number of weeks times 7 I get 2 days. It is out 1 day. Any ideas on how to make it more accurate? thx all Mel- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - works great. thx once again. |
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