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Hi

I asked this question once before about a year ago, but I can't remember
what the solution was. I want to be able to display the week number and the
year together, as some of my dates are now beginning to run in 2006. Can
someone advise how I do this?

Thanks

Anita
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=WEEKNUM(A15)&"/"&YEAR(A15) where your date is in A15

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Hi

I asked this question once before about a year ago, but I can't remember
what the solution was. I want to be able to display the week number and
the
year together, as some of my dates are now beginning to run in 2006. Can
someone advise how I do this?

Thanks

Anita



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Thanks very much Ian - that did the job perfectly.

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=WEEKNUM(A15)&"/"&YEAR(A15) where your date is in A15

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Hi

I asked this question once before about a year ago, but I can't remember
what the solution was. I want to be able to display the week number and
the
year together, as some of my dates are now beginning to run in 2006. Can
someone advise how I do this?

Thanks

Anita




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