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Hi There<br />
I want to create a report that buckets dates in fortnightly amounts. across the page so will be separate formulas<br />
What formula can I use to create the first 14 days? <br />
I would then use another formula to add 14 days to top of each one This is not a group heading<br />
currently use this formula for start of current week (dateadd(&quot;d&quot;,7-dayofweek(c<wbr />urrentdate<wbr />)+2,curren<wbr />tdate))-7<br />
Can I use a similar one for fortnight? <br />
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Cheers<br />
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Steve
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Hi There
I want to create a report that buckets dates in fortnightly amounts. across the page so will be separate formulas
What formula can I use to create the first 14 days? 
I would then use another formula to add 14 days to top of each one This is not a group heading
currently use this formula for start of current week (dateadd("d",7-dayofweek(currentdate)+2,currentdate))-7
Can I use a similar one for fortnight? 

Cheers

Steve

date bucketing

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