October 4, 2016 at 3:49 pm
MMartin1 (10/4/2016)
peter478 (10/3/2016)
Let me explain what I need.Based on last day in month I found week number via function DatePart("ww", 30.11.2016) result is 40 or other. It does not matter.
The task is just to find another date if I know week number, year, day.
Just to make a note here :: In SQL SERVER:
SET DATEFIRST 7 /* makes Sunday the start of the week */
SELECT DatePart(ww, '20161002') /*results in 41 */
SET DATEFIRST 1 /* makes Monday the start of the week */
SELECT DatePart(ww, '20161002') /* The same date, results in 40 */
So the week you are in does depend on the how you configure the week start day.
From a little experimentation in Access, it appears that the week numbers are defined as follows >
1, Sunday
2, Monday
.
..
...
7,Satruday
So the equivalent to the above in MS Access would be :
SELECT
datepart("ww", #2016-10-02#, 1) as givenSundayStart,
datepart("ww", #2016-10-02#, 2) as givenMondayStart
EDIT: fixed some formatting.
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October 7, 2016 at 6:08 am
Thank you Martin.
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