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That works! &nbsp;Thanks mlmcc!
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Hello Experts,<br />
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I have a chart that list data points for each week. &nbsp;The table that I am using only has a field called &quot;reporting_year_week&quot;, which displays weeks like &quot;2014-W27&quot;. &nbsp;I need help writing a formula that will evaluate the &quot;2014-W27&quot; and provide the following dates range. &nbsp;Here are examples:<br />
06/09-06/15<br />
06/16-06/22<br />
06/23-06/29<br />
06/30-07/06<br />
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Unfortunately, if I had a single date in the table then I would be able to use a formula like this, but I don't so I have to evaluate the &quot;2014-W27&quot;.<br />
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local datetimevar start;<br />
local datetimevar end;<br />
start:= <b>CurrentDate</b>-weekday(<b>CurrentDate</b>,2)+1;<br />
End:=start+6;<br />
{@reporting_year_week} &amp;&nbsp;chr(10)&amp; <br />
totext(start,&quot;MM/dd&quot;) &amp;&nbsp;&quot;-&quot; &amp;&nbsp; totext(end, &quot;MM/dd&quot;)
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Hello Experts,

I have a chart that list data points for each week.  The table that I am using only has a field called "reporting_year_week", which displays weeks like "2014-W27".  I need help writing a formula that will evaluate the "2014-W27" and provide the following dates range.  Here are examples:
06/09-06/15
06/16-06/22
06/23-06/29
06/30-07/06

Unfortunately, if I had a single date in the table then I would be able to use a formula like this, but I don't so I have to evaluate the "2014-W27".

local datetimevar start;
local datetimevar end;
start:= CurrentDate-weekday(CurrentDate,2)+1;
End:=start+6;
{@reporting_year_week} & chr(10)& 
totext(start,"MM/dd") & "-" &  totext(end, "MM/dd")

Crystal Reports: determine date range in various weeks

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