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October 29th, 2007, 08:06 PM
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Display the Date not Week Number
Basic question (I hope). I have a report that groups meetings by week -
currently the group header uses this: =Format$([MeetingDate],"ww",0,0) Naturally what you see on the report is the week number (like 44, 45, etc..). What I want dsiplayed is "Week Starting 11/4/2007" "Week Starting 11/11/2007" and so on... What do I need to do in order to accomplish this? 
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October 30th, 2007, 05:13 PM
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Display the Date not Week Number
Peter wrote:
Basic question (I hope). I have a report that groups meetings by week - currently the group header uses this: =Format$([MeetingDate],"ww",0,0) Naturally what you see on the report is the week number (like 44, 45, etc..). What I want dsiplayed is "Week Starting 11/4/2007" "Week Starting 11/11/2007" and so on... If your week starts on Monday, use a group header text box expression: =MeetingDate - DatePart("w", MeetingDate, 2) +1 -- Marsh MVP [MS Access]
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