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calculating number of weeks between two dates
Hello. I have three columns:
start date end date duration What function do I use to calculate the number of weeks the dates entered in the first two columns? Thanks. |
Answer: calculating number of weeks between two dates
Hi there!
You can use the Code:
DATEDIF
That's it! The duration column will now display the number of weeks between the start and end dates. Keep in mind that the Code:
DATEDIF |
calculating number of weeks between two dates
Hey there,
First make sure these cells are formatted as dates (and not text) Ensure you have the ATP (go to tools, add-ins and check the box next to Analysis Toolpak) Then use the NETWORKDAYS function (formula) for instance col A = start date col B = end date col C = duration (in working days) (opt) col D = could be the number of weeks or any other calculation For example, col C will be your formula... If A1 = 3/16/07 If B1 = 4/2/07 C1 will need the following pasted into it: =NETWORKDAYS(A1,B1) This formula calculates the number of working days between 2 dates. Your result here should be 12 You could then do a SUM function in the next column to divide the network days to give you an approx week calculation Hope it helps! -Britt "vnsrod2000" wrote: Hello. I have three columns: start date end date duration What function do I use to calculate the number of weeks the dates entered in the first two columns? Thanks. |
calculating number of weeks between two dates
To show the weeks in my 3rd column, I used:
=(networkdays(A1,B1))/5 and it seems to work. Is this an accurate way to modify the formula to show weeks? Thanks! "Britt" wrote: Hey there, First make sure these cells are formatted as dates (and not text) Ensure you have the ATP (go to tools, add-ins and check the box next to Analysis Toolpak) Then use the NETWORKDAYS function (formula) for instance col A = start date col B = end date col C = duration (in working days) (opt) col D = could be the number of weeks or any other calculation For example, col C will be your formula... If A1 = 3/16/07 If B1 = 4/2/07 C1 will need the following pasted into it: =NETWORKDAYS(A1,B1) This formula calculates the number of working days between 2 dates. Your result here should be 12 You could then do a SUM function in the next column to divide the network days to give you an approx week calculation Hope it helps! -Britt "vnsrod2000" wrote: Hello. I have three columns: start date end date duration What function do I use to calculate the number of weeks the dates entered in the first two columns? Thanks. |
calculating number of weeks between two dates
If start date is column A and end date is in column B and both are formated
as dates, then for row 2 the calculation would be =(B2-A2)/7. For this data: Start Date End Date Weeks 3/12/2007 4/14/2007 4.7143 The result if formatted as number with 4 decimal places, so you can see it's almost 4 1/2 weeks. If you just want it to round to the nearest number of weeks, set the decimals to zero (which in this case would round to 5). If you want to show full weeks only enter the formula: =INT((B3-A3)/7) which would return an answer of 4. "vnsrod2000" wrote: Hello. I have three columns: start date end date duration What function do I use to calculate the number of weeks the dates entered in the first two columns? Thanks. |
calculating number of weeks between two dates
=WEEKNUM(B1)-WEEKNUM(A1)
"vnsrod2000" wrote: Hello. I have three columns: start date end date duration What function do I use to calculate the number of weeks the dates entered in the first two columns? Thanks. |
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