Hello guys,
I am stuck in an elementary problem...I found on the Chip Pearson's site a very simple formula to calculate the absolute week number in a year :
After a few tests I considered that this formula is stable enough and the number of weeks in a year could be either 52 or 53.
My issue is I would like to get, for a given absolute week, the first day of that week (which is, of course, a Monday). The result should be in the following format : dd/mm/yyyy.
For example, let's say that a week number for the last year (2012) is 51. Putting as parameters 51 and 2012 in a formula (or function) we should obtain 17/12/2012...
It seems simple but how could I extract the date part of the beginning of that week ? Thank you in advance for any help.
Daniel
I am stuck in an elementary problem...I found on the Chip Pearson's site a very simple formula to calculate the absolute week number in a year :
Code:
Sub myTest()
Dim absWeek As Byte
absWeek = DatePart("ww", Calendar1, vbMonday, vbFirstFourDays) 'Absolute Week
End SubMy issue is I would like to get, for a given absolute week, the first day of that week (which is, of course, a Monday). The result should be in the following format : dd/mm/yyyy.
For example, let's say that a week number for the last year (2012) is 51. Putting as parameters 51 and 2012 in a formula (or function) we should obtain 17/12/2012...
It seems simple but how could I extract the date part of the beginning of that week ? Thank you in advance for any help.
Daniel