Hello, I am in need of a formula that counts dates that fall last week, Monday through Friday. The week will always change (e.g., every Monday when I pull my data, I need to count dates from the week prior). Is this possible?
Hello, I am in need of a formula that counts dates that fall last week, Monday through Friday. The week will always change (e.g., every Monday when I pull my data, I need to count dates from the week prior). Is this possible?
Yes. Assuming that you have today's date stored in A1 (i.e. =Today())
Then formula for calculating last Monday.
=A1-WEEKDAY(A1,3)-7
So formula would be something like..
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Thank you. So with this formula, I would need to enter in my date range each week?
Without knowing how your data is structured. Can't really comment on that.
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I have attached the "Desen Report." I am trying to have the weekly submittals on the "RDash" tab to count from the "CanData" tab. Essentially, I will be importing the data into "CanData" tab each Monday and am looking for a formula to count the "RRtoHM Completed Date" (Col L). Thank you for all your help with this!
Something like below then.
If it is between Jul 9 to Jul 13.
In B1:
=DATE(2018,7,16)-WEEKDAY(DATE(2018,7,16),3)-7
Note: For your actual use replace Date() with Today(). Today() function will update to current date.
And formula used will automatically obtain date of previous week's Monday.
Then in Weekly Submittals:
=COUNTIFS(CanData!$J:$J,">="&$B$1,CanData!$J:$J,"<="&($B$1+4),CanData!$B:$B, C3)
Copy to all applicable cells. See attached.
Thank you so much! This will make life a lot easier!
You are welcome
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