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    Display Week Ranges

    I'm a rookie and looking for a simple way to display week date ranges as shown in the attachment for a year at a time.
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    Another words D1, E1, F1, G1, H1 and so on would populate with the Mon-Fri dates of each successive week.

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    Use separate rows for the Monday and Friday dates; enter two consecutive Mondays, select both cells, and drag across.
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    Thank you for the suggestion.

    Drag is a nice feature, but I need something a little more advanced.

    I don't need to display weekends, only the (Mon-Fri) work weeks.

    See updated image.
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    I don't know what you want that my suggestion doesn't address. You might post a workbook instead of pictures.

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    Here is the attached sample file.

    What I need is for B1 to display the first work days of the new year (Thursday and Friday) as shown.

    Then,
    C1 = (Mon)1/5/09, C2 = (Fri)1/9/09.
    D1 = (Mon)1/12/09, D2 = (Fri) 1/16/09
    E1 = (Mon)1/19/09, E2 = (Fri) 1/23/09

    and so on...for the entire 2009 year.
    Last edited by txsteve; 12-08-2008 at 04:08 PM.

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    Display Week Ranges Help Needed

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    A1 containing a date.....eg 1/1/2009

    This formula returns the 1st Mon thru Fri range that includes that date:

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    Copy that formula across as far as you need.

    In the above example, the formulas return:
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    Is that something you can work with?
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    C1: = B1 + 7 - WEEKDAY(B1, 3)

    D1 and copy across: =C1+7

    C2 and copy across: =B2+7

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    The "1" row is working great. THANK YOU!!!!

    Not sure what I am doing wrong on the second row. (See attachment) It keeps returning a Monday value.
    Last edited by txsteve; 12-08-2008 at 04:07 PM.

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    You're not using the formula I suggested in C2 (or D1 for that matter).

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    Got it.

    Sorry, being a rookie I was not sure what the other fields were telling me. I copied them as you typed and it is working very well. Thank you.

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