Calculate Weeks Apart

mowermutt

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Hello,

I am having difficulty since I have never used Excel to understand a great deal of what I am reading. I need to count out weeks, 4, 6, 8 depending on what client I am working with from July 15 - December 24 2019. I cannot figure out how to use the excel sheet to make that happen. Can anyone give me a hand with the directions please?

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Those are the things that I am finding that I do not understand. The 2 tables you included are Greek to me, is there an idiot explanation perhaps?

Client 1. Every six weeks from July 15 through December. I have 280 clients all requiring different weeks apart on different starting dates
 
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