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Try in B2 and copied down<br />
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=INT(A2/7)<br />
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This will return only whole numbers of weeks if you don't want to take into account odd days<br />
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You could try MROUND for the weeks<br />
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=MROUND(A2,7)/7
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Try in B2 and copied down

=INT(A2/7)

This will return only whole numbers of weeks if you don't want to take into account odd days

You could try MROUND for the weeks

=MROUND(A2,7)/7

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That could be as simple as:<br />
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<pre><code id="code-20-42730916-1">=-INT(-A2/7)</code></pre>
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That could be as simple as:



=-INT(-A2/7)

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MROUND will round to nearest factor rather than rounding up. Another option for rounding up is CEILING function:<br />
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=CEILING(A2,7)/7
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MROUND will round to nearest factor rather than rounding up. Another option for rounding up is CEILING function:

=CEILING(A2,7)/7

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gentlemen everyone was great,but i will have to do the first come first serve basis.<br />
Thanks everyone
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gentlemen everyone was great,but i will have to do the first come first serve basis.
Thanks everyone

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I am looking for a formula to determine what week range the numbers are late by eg, within one week,two weeks etc.<br />
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weeks-overdue.xlsb

I am looking for a formula to determine what week range the numbers are late by eg, within one week,two weeks etc.

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