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I can calculate estimated out dates for personnel. I'm now trying to figure
out total weeks worked based on a start date and then an end date.
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With end date in B1, and start date in A1, use:

=(b1-a1)/7

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I can calculate estimated out dates for personnel. I'm now trying to
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out total weeks worked based on a start date and then an end date.



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Bingo! thanks!

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With end date in B1, and start date in A1, use:

=(b1-a1)/7

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Fred
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I can calculate estimated out dates for personnel. I'm now trying to
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out total weeks worked based on a start date and then an end date.




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