as such Excel (2003) is putting in the wrong weeknumbers in my spreadsheet, for example 02/01/2006 is listed as week 0 when in fact it is week 1, how can I get it too correct this problem?
I am using the following formula, could someone explain this formula in
english?
I have a running time sheet daily. It has 2 columns for Labor and 2 columns for travel i.e. travel From / To 1300-1400 calculate 1 hour then travel home 1600-1700 1 hour this is calculated by the date entry 01/02/10 I have another calculation that tracks by the date i.e. 01/02/10 then Next job which all works fine.
The problem becomes how do I calculate a weekly total labor and travel by the date So added another column called weekly hour’s labor and use the Weeknum to determine which week is which day/date so the first Monday in January 2010 is week 2
2 problems Having many multiple day / date entries are the same date x 7 days Monday –Sunday (Relies on the date entered and the weeknum) 01/03/10 each line is complete however the dates carry over as does the time
When trying to calculate each row x 3 same date time then the value will be incorrect I need to calculate Say 9.5 hour labor from the date 01/03/10 not 28.5 hours and then calculate the total weekly hours 01/03/10, 9.5 hours labor, 3 hours travel 01/03/10, 9.5 hours labor, 3 hours travel 01/03/10, 9.5 hours labor, 3 hours travel
i do have work and travel times for each job on the same line (separate columns) but I display the total here by date to summarize the totals i have tried sum products and sumif to avail. I am using Windows XP SP2 with MS Office 2007
how do i calculate weekly hours by date and weeknum ?
I have a spreadsheet, with a Match Formula, that appears not to work. It looks at cell F1, and scans through cell C2:C14, and want it to return the relevant row in Column B (My work network will not allow me to upload the file). Cell F1 is the name of the sheets within the workbook (one for every month). However my data currently only has Apr - Jun, but when I choose month May, the formula feturns Month June.
I have a spreadsheet for tracking jobs. Most everything is based off of week # rather than date. I am trying to get the stats page of the workbook to tally the total number of late jobs per week.The current week is taken care of because there is a function that automatically displays on time yes or no and I just set it to count the yeses or nos.The problem I am having is for past weeks.
I tried- =COUNTIF(Table2[On-time],"No"+(CountIF(Table2[Week # Hidden],"<Weeknum(Now())" but that doesn't work. I also tried isolating the < like this. =COUNTIF(Table2[On-time],"No"+(CountIF(Table2[Week # Hidden],"<"Weeknum(Now()) and that did not work either.
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In response to using CountIFS I have also tried-
=COUNTIFS(Table2[On-time],"NO",Table2[Due Week '# Hidden],"<Weeknum(Now())") this just returns a zero value even when I have a late job listed three weeks ago.
I need to calculate and compare the extra number of hours worked less lunch time (0.5h per day) "per day sum by week" and total "per week" :
- number of hours above 40h per week; - number of hours above 9h per day sum by week; and keep the higher.
I've nearly found the formula to have extra hours for total week =SUMPRODUCT(($B$3:$AK$3),--ISNUMBER($B$3:$AK$3),--(WEEKNUM($B$2:$AK$2+0,2)=AN1))-(SUMPRODUCT(--(WEEKNUM($B$2:$AK$2+0,2)=AN1),--ISNUMBER($B$3:$AK$3))*0.5)-40
But for total week I don't know how to sum per week hours above 9+0,5 per day
I am interested in modifying the below code so that instead of a text output of "Assignment A (20), Assignment B (5)" it would output only the sum of the numbers "25" for the corresponding week. I believe that this will be more clear with an example, so I'm attaching a small sample which shows what my current output is and what I'd like it to be.
Private Sub RestructureHrs() 'Start of Restructure Dim l As Long ' loop through rows Dim m As Long 'loop through rows to find last occurrance of person Dim lLastRow As Long Dim sPerson As String Dim sOffice As String Dim j As Long 'loop through person Dim k As Long 'loop through weeks Dim sOutput As String Dim sOutputPerPerson As String Dim lNextRow As Long lLastRow = Range("A" & Rows.Count).End(xlUp).Row lNextRow = 2 For l = 2 To lLastRow sPerson = Range("B" & l).Value sOffice = Range("A" & l).Value sOutputPerPerson = ""......................
I have a list of random dates between 09/01/05 and 07/01/06. I would like to assign a week number to each date. For example, I would like it to be week 1 if the date is between the dates of 09/01/05 and 09/07/05. Is there any simple way of going about this?
I'm using excel 2003 and I searching for a small code to automaticly generate the begin- and end- date of a week (from monday till sunday) the only variable that I wanna give is the Weeknumber. So if I write a weeknumber in cell(a,1). I want the begin-date (monday) in cell (b,1) and I want the end-date (sunday) in cell (c,1).
I can retrieve the weeknum of any particular date using =WEEKNUM(x) or =TRUNC(((x-DATE(YEAR(x),1,0))+6)/7)
But I'm looking for a UDF to output the tax year week number where the tax year always starts on 6th April. The std weeknum for 6th of april pretty much varies around week 13 but as it varies I don't ever get a strictly true result by deducting 13 from WEEKNUM().
We have started a new venture from 5th April & I need to create a template for a year and assign week no against the dates. The week1 will start from 5th April & week 52 will end on 31st March.
Also there will be a summary of the Week No(Starting Date & End Date) against each week at the top of the template. I could put the formula for the summary part but I am unable to figure out how to assign week no against the dates as given below. It is very difficult to assign the week no manually for the whole year & also it is vulnerable to error. a formula across B7:B23 which can deliver the desired result?
Sheet2  ABC1Week NoStart DateEnd Date2Week15-Apr8-Apr3Week29-Apr15-Apr4Week316-Apr22-Apr5   6DateDesired Result 75-AprWeek1 86-AprWeek1 97-AprWeek1 108-AprWeek1 119-AprWeek2 1210-AprWeek2 1311-AprWeek2 1412- AprWeek2 1513-AprWeek2 1614-AprWeek2 1715-AprWeek2 1816-AprWeek3 1917-AprWeek3 2018-AprWeek3 2119-
I am trying to get a formula that will give me the number of days remaining in the week. I have a formaula for number of days until the end of the month and number of days until the end of the quarter, but just need the week.
So if the formula was run today it would show 4 as the result.
I am trying to count the number of events by week. My column is title weekof and of it I have made a defined range...weekof. My formula is simple countif(weekof, "2/9/14")
The formula providing the 2/9/14 is =$E2-WEEKDAY($E2)+1
Countif seems not to recognize the date at all. I found a posting showing this to work =COUNTIF(Weekof,"
We have a fiscal calendar which starts Oct 1. I would like to display the proper week numbers. I worked out a formula which seems to work (except for week 53) but it would be better if I didn't have to rely on other users having the Analysis Toolpak installed. My date is located in '3930!I4' and this is the formula that works with the toolpak: ...
I am trying to get a sheet to automatically calculate week numbers from a given date (start) and the current date, the problem I am having is I only want to cycle 18 weeks not 52.so weeknum wont work
ie 10 weeks after start date would return Week 10 18 weeks after start date would return Week 18 19 weeks after start date would return Week 1 25 weeks after star date would return Week 6 37 weeks after start date would return Week 1 etc...
I'll be creating a graph to which shows account balance by week, by account. The data will be coming in daily. i know i will need to create either a dynamic range or copy my data into a new sheet. My head is spinning because i need excel to somehow (either in a formula or VB) determine what WorkingWeek the sheet is in. I dont want to have to keep adjusting formulae or ranges when import a new sheet..
bare with me here as its hard to explain ................
I've done a search on here to find out how to convert a date to a week number & found this: - =WEEKNUM(A1) which works fine, But I also want the result to display the year.
I'm wanting tocset up a speadsheet that, if I input a week number, it would give me a list of targets for that week. eg. weektarget 1target 2target 3target 4 1 800 97 1.5 20
and then something differernt for week 2, 3, 4 and so on. I've tried IF, but can only seem to get that to work for 1 cell and I'm wanting 4+.
I have a spreadsheet that I use to convert a purchase order ship date from the actual date to the corresponding week it falls out on. The fiscal year always starts on February 1 regardless of the day of the week. The problem i am encountering is when the year changes. As soon as I enter 01/01/2010, the response I get is -4, where as 12/31/2009 is 48.
I am using the following formula that I found somewhere, where R2 = 02/01/2009 (02/01/2009 falls out on a Sunday). =INT((R2-DATE(YEAR(R2),2,1)-WEEKDAY(R2,1))/7)+2. I need to make the formula "not care about" the day of the week.