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It could also depend on if you interpret a week by the days, rather than the dates. &nbsp;Your algorithm above certainly works in terms of aging: &nbsp;Current Date minus Date Serial ... if &lt;= 7 then &quot;This Week&quot;; if &gt;&nbsp;7 and &lt;= 14 then &quot;Last Week&quot;).<br />
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But, if you're looking at a Sunday - Saturday calendar, and the current <u>Day</u> is a Sunday, then any value &lt;=7 is &quot;Last Week&quot;. &nbsp;And that formula would change if you were on a Monday - Sunday calendar.<br />
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Do you need a formula in Excel or VBA?<br />
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-Glenn
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It could also depend on if you interpret a week by the days, rather than the dates.  Your algorithm above certainly works in terms of aging:  Current Date minus Date Serial ... if <= 7 then "This Week"; if > 7 and <= 14 then "Last Week").

But, if you're looking at a Sunday - Saturday calendar, and the current Day is a Sunday, then any value <=7 is "Last Week".  And that formula would change if you were on a Monday - Sunday calendar.

Do you need a formula in Excel or VBA?

-Glenn

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I would prefer formula GlenN, but can work fine with VBA....<br />
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Thanks
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I would prefer formula GlenN, but can work fine with VBA....

Thanks

EE-DateAging.xlsx

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Hi,<br />
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I need some formula to work out whether a data is this week or last week<br />
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So if date Serial is within last 7 days &quot;this week&quot;<br />
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if date serial is between 7-14 days old, last week<br />
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Maybe theres a smarter way?<br />
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Basically i have a string of dates and im trying to work out whether its this week or last week<br />
<br />
Thanks
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Hi,

I need some formula to work out whether a data is this week or last week

So if date Serial is within last 7 days "this week"

if date serial is between 7-14 days old, last week

Maybe theres a smarter way?

Basically i have a string of dates and im trying to work out whether its this week or last week

Thanks

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