"Week Starting" date from created date
Hello Formula Gurus!
Do any of you have a formula that will return the "week starting" date based on a created date? So evaluate the created date of a row and bring back the date of Monday that week.
Thanks much,
Andrea
Andrea Zenner
Program Manager | Infrastructure & Operations
Apogee Enterprises
EAP | Mobilizer | Core Product Certified | Superstar
azenner@apog.com
Best Answers
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=IF(WEEKDAY(Date@row) = 1, Date@row - 6, Date@row - (WEEKDAY(Date@row) - 2))
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Here's what I got to work:
=Created@row + (2 - WEEKDAY(Created@row))
Where "Created" is the Created Date Column.
Let me know if you need any further assistance!
-Jon Mark
Answers
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=IF(WEEKDAY(Date@row) = 1, Date@row - 6, Date@row - (WEEKDAY(Date@row) - 2))
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Here's what I got to work:
=Created@row + (2 - WEEKDAY(Created@row))
Where "Created" is the Created Date Column.
Let me know if you need any further assistance!
-Jon Mark
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@Leibel Shuchat Beautiful! Works exactly as I wanted. Thanks much!
Andrea
Andrea Zenner
Program Manager | Infrastructure & Operations
Apogee Enterprises
EAP | Mobilizer | Core Product Certified | Superstar
azenner@apog.com
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@Jon Mark H that works too! 😊
Andrea Zenner
Program Manager | Infrastructure & Operations
Apogee Enterprises
EAP | Mobilizer | Core Product Certified | Superstar
azenner@apog.com
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Glad to help!
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@Leibel Shuchat thanks for this!!!!
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