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&nbsp; Format$(,&quot;dddd&quot;) for day of week<br />
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&nbsp; Format$(,&quot;ww&quot;) for the week number<br />
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JimD.
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&nbsp; Nuts...sorry, wrong zone. &nbsp;Forget what I said.<br />
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JimD
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How do I calculate the the week number in that specific month (eg. 2 June 2008 = 1)?<br />

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In Access I have a date field. I want to:<br />
&nbsp;a) calculate the day of the week from the date (eg. 2 June 2008 = Monday)<br />
&nbsp;b) calculate the week number in that month (eg. 2 June 2008 = 1)<br />
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My date field is in dd/MM/yyyy format.
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In Access I have a date field. I want to:
 a) calculate the day of the week from the date (eg. 2 June 2008 = Monday)
 b) calculate the week number in that month (eg. 2 June 2008 = 1)

My date field is in dd/MM/yyyy format.

Calculate Weekday from Date

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