Posting Week affiliated to date range
I need help with this column reference. I need to enter a week number based on a date range. It is working when the date range is the full 5 days(Monday-Friday) but if the range is only 3 days or doesn't end or start on a Monday or Friday I get an error. I am using a reference sheet that has all the project weeks.
Week # Start Date| Finish Date
43 | 10/31/22 | 11/04/22
I am using this formula, =INDEX({Project Weeks Range 2}, MATCH(Finish@row, { Project Weeks Range 1}, 0))
Here is the Project Week reference sheet
How can I modify the week column (or the reference sheet) to:
1) Show week # even if the duration is less than 5 days
2) If the start date is not a Monday or end date is not a Friday how can I align the end date to correlate to that week?
TIA
Best Answer
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@Beth Klineman You would need to include leading zeros so that all numbers have the same number of digits.
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Hey @Beth Klineman
I saw your comment on this other post - did you find the answer to your question?
Was it something similar to:
=INDEX({Project Weeks Week #}, MATCH(MAX(COLLECT({Project Weeks Start}, {Project Weeks Start}, @cell <= [Start Date]@row)), 0))
Cheers,
Genevieve
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@Genevieve P. yes this is the formula that worked. Thanks for following up.
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@Genevieve P. and @Paul Newcome I have a further issue I am trying to do with the Week #. The week Date is not showing in Date order but in numerical order (I created a merge of cells for the Week# and Dates and everything works except the order in the report). Week 10 follows week 1 when in reality it should be week 2...what do I need to do to have it show in order?
Here is the source sheet that has the data it is pulling from - ideally I want to sort it by week # but the only way I can do that is by adding it to the report and having two week number rows (see below)
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@Beth Klineman You would need to include leading zeros so that all numbers have the same number of digits.
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