Calculation of Dates (workweeks)

marshak

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Hello all!

I once again need your expertise. I need to calculate:
  1. The total number of workweeks each of these people worked between 1/28/2017 and present.
  2. The cumulative total number of workweeks all of these people worked between 1/28/2017 and present.
  3. The total number of workweeks each of these people worked between 1/28/2020 and present.
  4. The cumulative total number of workweeks all of these people worked between 1/28/2020 and present.
I do not know where to begin to get these calculations done. Please help!

Thank you in advance!!

First NameLast NameStart DateTermination Date
ALICEACUNA02/22/1810/10/19
ANAAGREDANO01/16/1203/25/22
JAVIERALATORRE03/25/1302/28/18
KENNYAU02/16/1003/25/22
JAVIERAYALA12/01/1403/25/22
HECTORBARRERA09/16/1902/26/20
MICHAELBENSON07/20/1505/03/19
DAVIDBLACKMORE09/27/1005/28/20
ONBLANCHARD12/10/0102/22/19
BINHDINH04/09/1901/20/21
JOSEDOMINGUEZ03/09/2006/30/22
EMERITODONADO09/15/9702/18/22
RONALDDONGO08/20/1909/17/20
MOKHTARFAZLY11/26/1802/18/22
DONALDFLEMING04/17/1703/25/22
EDNAGULLIXSON07/22/2009/15/21
SALOMONGUTIERREZ11/18/1903/25/22
MARCUSHAMPTON09/30/1908/03/20
SANDRAHERRERA01/04/9903/25/22
SANDRAHORNER08/29/1102/18/22
TONYHUYNH12/02/0207/30/19
 

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Assuming that Start and Termination dates are in column C & D, from row 3.
You put in F1 the date Jan 28 2017 and in F2 the current date; in G1 the date Jan 28 2018 and G2 again the current date
Now use in F3 the formula =(1-MAX($C3,F$1)+MIN($D3,F$2))/7
Format as number with 2 decimals, then copy F3 to G3, then copy downward

This will give for each Name the number of weeks (ie, period of 7 days) in between the dates

Don't know if you have a different definition for "Week"...
 
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