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Hold down both the CTRL key and the SHIFT key then hit ENTER.
The logic of the formula is:
The max Sunday date within the date range minus the min Monday date within the date range +1 = total days divided by 7 (days in a full week) = full weeks
How to get "only Sunday" highlighted in a series of dates included in excel columns. I tried some formulas found from the web pages, but they all deal with both "Saturday and Sunday"...
In B13 I have the start date: 12/1/2008 In C13 I have the end date: 1/5/2009 In cell D13 I want a formula that counts the number of days between the two dates that are not Sunday. The start and end dates are included in the count.
I have created this formula using Ctrl + Shift + Enter:
I am looking for Macro code preferably to get list of dates with Saturday / Sunday in a separate columns which falls Saturday and Sunday on imputing the year.
I am currently using this formula =DATE(YEAR(A1),MONTH(A1)+6,DAY(A1)) to get me 6 months ahead from a certain date. There is a new problem that has arose for me. I need a formula that will give me 6 months from a certain date if it falls on a Monday if the 6 months does not fall on a Monday then give me the next Monday date. for example 6 months from 1/2/2007 is 7/2/2007 which falls on a Monday which is fine but, If the start date was 1/3/2007 this falls on a Tuesday so I would need the next Monday date 7/9/2007.
"Decision Date". It is a numerical date (ex: 1/5/09 indicating January 5th 2009).
I need to turn that date into the week that it falls into within a particular quarter of a year. 1/5/09 would be Week 2 (it is in the second week of January, and 2nd week of the quarter) 2/3/09 would be week 6 (6th week of the quarter).
And then I need the formula to start over once each quarter restarts... for example, April 1st would be week 1 (1st week of the second quarter).
I've been having problems coming up with a formula that will take a start date and an end date and come up with the number of weeks INVOLVED within this date range (each week being a Sunday through Saturday).
My problems is that the start and end dates could be any day of the week and not necessarily the same day (meaning divisible by 7 doesn't always work). I tried using ROUND((A2-A1)/7,0)+1 where A1 was the start date...and A2 was the end date.
The problem I had was if I picked a Monday as the start date, and went 12 days out (The saturday of week2)...it came up stating 3 weeks were involved - AND if I selected a Friday start date and picked the following monday in week 2 - the result was 1 week involved when 2 different weeks were involved.
I have a large spreadsheet which lists individual dates over two years and circulation figures next to each date. Sometimes there are two entries for a particular date e.g. 1/10/08 there were 150 readers of magazine A and 200 readers of magazine B. When displaying this on a graph it give a bar for each day, whereas I would like a bar for each week.
Is there a formula to convert the individual dates into weeks and then total the circulation figures for that week?
Hereīs the deal: based on weekly reports, I need to count and sum orders created in our CRM.
Iīm exporting, once a week, a full report of opportunities created in our CRM. Week after week I copy&paste the changes to my main file or dashboard. This allows me to see, manually four values my sales manager wants:
1. Opportunities created in the last week 2. Opportunities created in the last 2 weeks 3. Opportunities created in the last month 4. YTD
I donīt need help with the last one, thatīs the easy part. The thing is, I have to do this manually. Every thursday I run the report, export it, find the new opportunities and add them to my main report. Then, I just modify an already defined IF formula that counts and a SUMIF one that sums the values, so it will take into account only the last week, the one before that one and the whole month.
So, my questions are...
1. I need to set different formulas for count and sum, thatīs clear, but how can I make this autimatically without having to change the formula each week?
2. Do I need to consider the date my main file is modified, and count backwards?
As usual I am not sure Iīm being clear, though I hope Iīm getting better at this. Iīm attaching an example where B2:D7 is similar to my main report, and G4:M12 is my DataTable.
The formulas in C4, C5, C6, D4, D5, D6 should be "automatic", so when I copy&paste the extra rows from the weekly reports into my datatable, those cells will count and sum without me having to change the period in the formulas.
how create a formula in D2 to D27 using the date A1 = (A2 to A27), and calculate how many weeks delayed comparing the value of Cum Actual (B1) if it less than, equal or greater than the value of Cum Planned (C1).
I want to calculate leave on the basis of Date of joining (DOJ). Rule is: If DOJ is not he first day of the month, then no leave is earned for that month. Suppose DOJ is 26/12/2006, for Dec.2006 no leave is earned. One leave will be earned in January 2007 & subsequent months.
But if DOJ is 01/12/2006, then one leave will be earned in Dec.2006 & subsequent months also.
A zip file containg two excel files is attached for ready reference.
I am using excel to analyze stock changes. Yahoo spits out a column with dates and another with closing prices but occasionally inserts a row showing a dividend, something like this:
In the spreadsheet, column A is date and Column E is closing price, such that the cell in column E where the dividend is listed is blank.
The problem- as I update data each week, the dividend row moves. How can I consistently figure price changes for 4 weeks and 13 weeks without getting messed up by the dividend row? Is there to auto delete the row or make the formula count down 4 cells in the price column, while skipping any cells without data?
I'm trying to see how accurate people's work predictions are to actual work completed. So I have these formulas:
=IF(C15=0,"",(SUMIF(L$24:IO$24,"Est.",L15:IO15))) - total estimated days =IF(C15=0,"",(IFERROR((SUMIF(L$13:IO$13,"Act.",L15:IO15)),""))) - total actual days
But the problem of course is that people estimate a load of work and only fill in the actual days as they go along, so the accuracy of comparing one to another is almost always misleading.
What I want to do is only count the values in the weeks Estimated if the Actual figure is also there (L24:IO24), which is always the cell directly on its right.
I am trying to simplify a type of gannt chart bar across a spreadsheet. The spreadsheet has dates across row 3 that are calculated from the first cell F3 with =F3+7 to populate the rest of the row with dates. I want to be able to input a start date in D4, then all the other titles in column A. This start date will start the coloured bar at that start date in the chart, I will then copy/drag that start date cell for however number of weeks for the duration and I want the finish date to auto populate E4 with the finish date and also auto populate the numbers of weeks in C4 for that bar.
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I am trying to update a spreadsheet for 2012 to 2013 and want to use a formula to change SUNDAY 8 January to Sunday 9 January and so on for rest of year.
Basically I have 2 columns each with a list of dates in no particular order (and containing blank cells too), one planned date column and one actual date column.
What I need to do is plot this on a graph, and since the number of dates has no set limit and I dont want to have to plot maybe 100 dates on the x axis, so i want to group them by week before plotting them, i.e. 10 dates for week ending 10th jan, 25 dates for week ending 17th jan etc
I have a pivot table that counts how many of each date occurs, i.e. 10 x 2nd jan, 7x 3rd jan etc etc but it does not split them into weeks.
im sure theres an easyish way of doing it so i can get the 2 lines on the graph for no. of planned dates each week and no. of actual dates each week, i just cant see it.
Today I am having a very annoying problem that really has me stumped I need to work out the lag between a Due Date and Delivered Date
But as people sometimes manage to deliver on the Due Date it needs to show a zero (as in they got it in on time) but using the formula below the result is a 1 and I want a zero
Can anyone help me please? I have tried putting assorted -1s in to the formula and it looks like it might work until I copy down and find that if a person delivered one day early the result shows -3 for example!
