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Just a heads up if you send the file(s) to someone else, WEEKNUM is part of
the Analysis ToolPak and many users in a corporate environment might not have it installed (they'll get a name error) -- Regards, Peo Sjoblom (No private emails please) "BarrySandell" wrote in message ... Thanks for your responses. I thought of a simple solution about 5 minutes after posting my question. Typical! Use the WEEKNUM function to convert each date into the number of the week in which it appears, then use a pivot table to sum the values for each week. To convert the weeknum back to a date (eg for plotting on a chart), add the week number * 7 to the Excel index number for 1st Jan, then format the result as d/mm/yy. Works every time! "BarrySandell" wrote: I have an Excel spreadsheet of daily totals where some days have no values and some days have several values. I want to consolidate this into weekly totals. Any ideas? |
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