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Creating Work Weeks
I have a large file with dates formatted mm/dd/yy. I want to create a
formula or macro that says "if mm/dd/yy is current week M-F,then week #." Help! thx. |
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Creating Work Weeks
=IF(AND(WEEKDAY(A1,2)<6,WEEKNUM(A1)=WEEKNUM(TODAY( ))),WEEKNUM(TODAY()),"")
"Gallego" wrote: I have a large file with dates formatted mm/dd/yy. I want to create a formula or macro that says "if mm/dd/yy is current week M-F,then week #." Help! thx. |
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