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find the weekly job order numbers based on the given weekend dates
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Arun Roger

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November 30, 2022 - 3:19 am
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Thanks team for sharing your ideas to solve the problems..

Now i came to seek the solution for a New topic...

 

How to find the weekly job order numbers based on the given weekend dates.....

Note: Its Better if you provide the solution for the Excel version of Office 2010....

Update the weekly Number for the below table using data 1 tab... we need to find the no.of jobs done against the given weekend...
   
Weekend No.of Jobs
WE 19 July 2020  
WE 26 July 2020  
WE 2 Aug 2020  
WE 9 Aug 2020  
WE 6 Sep 2020  
WE 14 june 2020  
WE 21 June 2020  

 

Source data is:

 

Job Name Operator Name Ignore Record Flagged for QA Start Date Time
Job Name-6333 Operator 107 N N 01-06-20 1:50
Job Name-6334 Operator 5 N N 01-06-20 1:51
Job Name-6335 Operator 1 N Y 01-06-20 1:52
Job Name-6552 Operator 97 N N 01-08-20 6:11
Job Name-6439 Operator 106 N Y 01-06-20 2:10
Job Name-6336 Operator 5 N Y 01-08-20 6:11
Job Name-6339 Operator 65 N N 01-06-20 1:56
Job Name-6440 Operator 1 N N 01-06-20 1:58
Job Name-6442 Operator 26 N Y 01-06-20 2:00
Job Name-6441 Operator 5 N Y 01-07-20 6:11
Job Name-6548 Operator 58 N N 01-06-20 2:07
Job Name-6443 Operator 32 N N 01-07-20 6:11
Job Name-6444 Operator 53 N Y 01-07-20 6:11
Job Name-6337 Operator 26 N Y 01-08-20 6:11
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November 30, 2022 - 8:03 am
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Hi Arun,

Please start a new topic when you ask a new question.  Please don't add a new question to the end of an already answered topic.

Please provide sample data in a file, rather than text/tables which we have to copy/paste/wrangle into a file.  The easier you make it for us to help you the faster you'll get help.

Thanks

Phil

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Anders Sehlstedt
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Hello,

The simplest solution would be using a Pivot Table.

Br,
Anders

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