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Finding the previous Saturday, then Friday date
Formula #1:
Given any date, I'm trying to come up with a formula that will display the previous Saturday date. For example, if the "input" (or "base") date is 4/11/2008 (Fri), then the formula should display 4/5/2008 (Sat). However, if the "input" (or "base") date is 4/12/2008 (Sat), as an example, then the formula should simply display the same date. Formula #2: Using the same "input" (or "base") date that was used in Forumla #1, I need to come up with a second, but mutually exclusive formula that will display the Friday date that comes right before the Saturday date that was derived in Forumla #1. So using the same "input" (or "base") date of 4/11/2008 (Fri), for example, Formula #2 should display 4/4/2008 (Fri). Any help in coming up with the two aforementioned formulas will be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Bob |
Finding the previous Saturday, then Friday date
Hi,
previous saturday =A1-MOD(WEEKDAY(A1),7) friday before that =A1-MOD(WEEKDAY(A1),7)-1 Mike "Bob" wrote: Formula #1: Given any date, I'm trying to come up with a formula that will display the previous Saturday date. For example, if the "input" (or "base") date is 4/11/2008 (Fri), then the formula should display 4/5/2008 (Sat). However, if the "input" (or "base") date is 4/12/2008 (Sat), as an example, then the formula should simply display the same date. Formula #2: Using the same "input" (or "base") date that was used in Forumla #1, I need to come up with a second, but mutually exclusive formula that will display the Friday date that comes right before the Saturday date that was derived in Forumla #1. So using the same "input" (or "base") date of 4/11/2008 (Fri), for example, Formula #2 should display 4/4/2008 (Fri). Any help in coming up with the two aforementioned formulas will be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Bob |
Finding the previous Saturday, then Friday date
Mike,
Thanks for the quick response! I really appreciate your help. Bob "Mike H" wrote: Hi, previous saturday =A1-MOD(WEEKDAY(A1),7) friday before that =A1-MOD(WEEKDAY(A1),7)-1 Mike "Bob" wrote: Formula #1: Given any date, I'm trying to come up with a formula that will display the previous Saturday date. For example, if the "input" (or "base") date is 4/11/2008 (Fri), then the formula should display 4/5/2008 (Sat). However, if the "input" (or "base") date is 4/12/2008 (Sat), as an example, then the formula should simply display the same date. Formula #2: Using the same "input" (or "base") date that was used in Forumla #1, I need to come up with a second, but mutually exclusive formula that will display the Friday date that comes right before the Saturday date that was derived in Forumla #1. So using the same "input" (or "base") date of 4/11/2008 (Fri), for example, Formula #2 should display 4/4/2008 (Fri). Any help in coming up with the two aforementioned formulas will be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Bob |
Finding the previous Saturday, then Friday date
On Tue, 8 Apr 2008 12:38:00 -0700, Bob wrote:
Formula #1: Given any date, I'm trying to come up with a formula that will display the previous Saturday date. For example, if the "input" (or "base") date is 4/11/2008 (Fri), then the formula should display 4/5/2008 (Sat). However, if the "input" (or "base") date is 4/12/2008 (Sat), as an example, then the formula should simply display the same date. =A1+1-WEEKDAY(A1+1) Formula #2: Using the same "input" (or "base") date that was used in Forumla #1, I need to come up with a second, but mutually exclusive formula that will display the Friday date that comes right before the Saturday date that was derived in Forumla #1. So using the same "input" (or "base") date of 4/11/2008 (Fri), for example, Formula #2 should display 4/4/2008 (Fri). =A1-WEEKDAY(A1+1) --ron |
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