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Maybe not the prettiest thing, but if you put 1/1/08 in B1 and 40 in A1,
=IF(WEEKDAY(B1+A1*7,1)=2,WEEKDAY(B1+A1*7,1),WEEKDA Y(B1+A1*7,1)-WEEKDAY(B1+A1*7,1)+2) should get you there. "Alonso" wrote: I know that using the function WEEKNUM you can get the number for a week through a year eg. =WEEKNUM(09/29/2008) gets 40 my question is can it be done backwards?? what i want to do is type the number of the week (A1) and get the date of the monday of that week (on B1) ie if i type 41 i should get 10/06/2008 (the date of the monday of week 41) |
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