Return week number within specified date ranges.

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Hi All -- I am just looking for some help on the following issue -:

I am trying to find a way where, I can return the week number, within a specified date range, based off an entered date.

In the example below, if I enter a date in column E, column F will return the Period for which that date falls under and column G should return the week number, from within the corresponding date range.

Date return example.xlsx
ABCDEFGHIJK
1ID #First nameLast NameReferred toInitial referred datePeriodWeekStartEndPeriod
2123456JaneDoeJohn Doe08/02/20211201/02/202112/04/20211
3123457JaneDoeJohn Doe07/05/20212320/04/202129/06/20212
4123458JaneDoeJohn Doe01/09/20213805/07/202113/09/20213
523/09/202102/12/20214
6
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
F2:F4F2=IF(AND(E2>=I2,E2<=J2),K2,IF(AND(E2>=I3,E2<=J3),K3,IF(AND(E2>=I4,E2<=J4),K4,IF(AND(E2>=I5,E2<=J5),K5,"Outside period"))))


Sorry if this doesn't make sense, please do not hesitate to ask any clarifying questions.

Thanks in advance for any help provided.

Cheers.
 

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Hi,

You may want to enter the following formula in G2 and copy it down.

=ROUNDUP((DATEDIF(I2,F2,"d")+1)/7,0)

It gives correct answer for the first two records. But it gives 9 for the third record as there are 58 days between 'Start' and the "initial referred date". When you divide it by 7 and round it up, it will give week 9 instead of week 8.

Kind regards

Saba
 
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Try this the formula in F2:

=IFERROR(LOOKUP(2,1/(E2>=$I$2:$I$5)/(E2<=$J$2:$J$5),$K$2:$K$5),"Outside period")
 
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and in G2:

=IF(ISNUMBER(F2),CEILING(E2-INDEX($I$2:$I$5,MATCH(F2,$K$2:$K$5,0))+1,7)/7,"")
 
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Solution
Try this the formula in F2:

=IFERROR(LOOKUP(2,1/(E2>=$I$2:$I$5)/(E2<=$J$2:$J$5),$K$2:$K$5),"Outside period")
Thank you for fixing this one up also.
 
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and in G2:

=IF(ISNUMBER(F2),CEILING(E2-INDEX($I$2:$I$5,MATCH(F2,$K$2:$K$5,0))+1,7)/7,"")

Thank you all for sending through your ideas. And thanks @Phuoc, the solution you provided worked like a charm. Appreciate it.

Cheers.
 
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