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zeroscou

Determine year over year date for comparison
 
Hello, I am trying to determine the date of the same Monday last year based
on the date of the latest Monday's date.

If I just subtract 364 from the current date, I can get the date; however, I
think that this formula would create errors if there is a leap year.

Thank you,
Brian

Mike H

Determine year over year date for comparison
 
Hi,

Try this

=IF(WEEKDAY(A1-364)=2,A1-364,A1-365)

Mike

"zeroscou" wrote:

Hello, I am trying to determine the date of the same Monday last year based
on the date of the latest Monday's date.

If I just subtract 364 from the current date, I can get the date; however, I
think that this formula would create errors if there is a leap year.

Thank you,
Brian


zeroscou

Determine year over year date for comparison
 
Thank you Mike, that works and is nice and simple.

"Mike H" wrote:

Hi,

Try this

=IF(WEEKDAY(A1-364)=2,A1-364,A1-365)

Mike

"zeroscou" wrote:

Hello, I am trying to determine the date of the same Monday last year based
on the date of the latest Monday's date.

If I just subtract 364 from the current date, I can get the date; however, I
think that this formula would create errors if there is a leap year.

Thank you,
Brian


Mike H

Determine year over year date for comparison
 
Glad I could help


"zeroscou" wrote:

Thank you Mike, that works and is nice and simple.

"Mike H" wrote:

Hi,

Try this

=IF(WEEKDAY(A1-364)=2,A1-364,A1-365)

Mike

"zeroscou" wrote:

Hello, I am trying to determine the date of the same Monday last year based
on the date of the latest Monday's date.

If I just subtract 364 from the current date, I can get the date; however, I
think that this formula would create errors if there is a leap year.

Thank you,
Brian



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