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Asking the group for assistance on calculating in VBA the Date for Monday of
the current week (Using Monday as the first day of week). This has to work across years accurately. Ex., 12-29-08, 01-05-09 etc. I've tried looking at the posts and can't seem to figure it out. I've used the WeekStart and YearStart functions from the C Pearson website and am unable to get them to work for what I need. Tried using the calc below to get the right day. Getting the month and year is easy but the day is a bit tricky. Guess I'm just doing it wrong. sDay = DatePart("d", WeekStart(DatePart("ww", Now, vbMonday, vbFirstFullWeek), CInt(Year(Now)))) -- Edwin Kelly Houston, TX |
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How about this
sDay = Date - Weekday(Date, vbMonday) + 1 -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "Edwin Kelly" wrote in message ... Asking the group for assistance on calculating in VBA the Date for Monday of the current week (Using Monday as the first day of week). This has to work across years accurately. Ex., 12-29-08, 01-05-09 etc. I've tried looking at the posts and can't seem to figure it out. I've used the WeekStart and YearStart functions from the C Pearson website and am unable to get them to work for what I need. Tried using the calc below to get the right day. Getting the month and year is easy but the day is a bit tricky. Guess I'm just doing it wrong. sDay = DatePart("d", WeekStart(DatePart("ww", Now, vbMonday, vbFirstFullWeek), CInt(Year(Now)))) -- Edwin Kelly Houston, TX |
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That was such a simple fix I am embarassed. Thank you so much!
And thanks to Mike H and Gary's Student for your suggestions as well. I did not try them "just yet" because I was looking for something to easily update my code with and Bob's was the least instrusive. Will keep all suggestions ! Thanks again ! -- Edwin Kelly Houston, TX "Bob Phillips" wrote: How about this sDay = Date - Weekday(Date, vbMonday) + 1 -- __________________________________ HTH Bob "Edwin Kelly" wrote in message ... Asking the group for assistance on calculating in VBA the Date for Monday of the current week (Using Monday as the first day of week). This has to work across years accurately. Ex., 12-29-08, 01-05-09 etc. I've tried looking at the posts and can't seem to figure it out. I've used the WeekStart and YearStart functions from the C Pearson website and am unable to get them to work for what I need. Tried using the calc below to get the right day. Getting the month and year is easy but the day is a bit tricky. Guess I'm just doing it wrong. sDay = DatePart("d", WeekStart(DatePart("ww", Now, vbMonday, vbFirstFullWeek), CInt(Year(Now)))) -- Edwin Kelly Houston, TX |
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Please ignore this response if you get less dumb answer:
Sub daymonday() d = Format(Date, "dddd") daz = "Monday,Tuesday,Wednesday,Thursday,Friday,Saturday ,Sunday" s = Split(daz, ",") For i = 0 To 6 If d = s(i) Then MsgBox (Date - i) Exit Sub End If Next End Sub -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200825 "Edwin Kelly" wrote: Asking the group for assistance on calculating in VBA the Date for Monday of the current week (Using Monday as the first day of week). This has to work across years accurately. Ex., 12-29-08, 01-05-09 etc. I've tried looking at the posts and can't seem to figure it out. I've used the WeekStart and YearStart functions from the C Pearson website and am unable to get them to work for what I need. Tried using the calc below to get the right day. Getting the month and year is easy but the day is a bit tricky. Guess I'm just doing it wrong. sDay = DatePart("d", WeekStart(DatePart("ww", Now, vbMonday, vbFirstFullWeek), CInt(Year(Now)))) -- Edwin Kelly Houston, TX |
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Hi,
Here's one way If (Weekday(Range("A1"), 2)) = 1 Then mydate = Range("A1") Else mydate = Range("A1") - (Weekday(Range("A1"), 2) - 1) End If Mike "Edwin Kelly" wrote: Asking the group for assistance on calculating in VBA the Date for Monday of the current week (Using Monday as the first day of week). This has to work across years accurately. Ex., 12-29-08, 01-05-09 etc. I've tried looking at the posts and can't seem to figure it out. I've used the WeekStart and YearStart functions from the C Pearson website and am unable to get them to work for what I need. Tried using the calc below to get the right day. Getting the month and year is easy but the day is a bit tricky. Guess I'm just doing it wrong. sDay = DatePart("d", WeekStart(DatePart("ww", Now, vbMonday, vbFirstFullWeek), CInt(Year(Now)))) -- Edwin Kelly Houston, TX |
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