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syntax:functions:weekstart [2018/08/13 16:31] dmitrysyntax:functions:weekstart [2021/09/09 16:38] (current) craigt
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-===== WeekStart(date_as_number) =====+====== WeekStart(date) =====
 +Category:  Date and Time function
  
-Returns the first day (Sunday) of the week of the date.+\\  
 +=====Description===== 
 +This function returns the date serial number of the first day (Sunday) of the week //date// falls in. 
 + 
 +\\  
 +=====Arguments===== 
 +^Argument^Type^Description^ 
 +|date|Date or Number (date serial)|An expression representing a date to derive the Sunday date value from.| 
 + 
 +**Return value type:** Date serial number 
 + 
 +\\  
 +=====Remarks===== 
 +The //date// argument can take any value or expression that evaluates to a date serial value.  Examples include:   
 +  * A date string:  #2019-12-12 
 +  * A date serial value: 43811 (the date serial for "2019-12-12"
 +  * A date value created using any of the Date/Time functions that returns a date serial value. 
 + 
 +\\  
 +=====Examples===== 
 + 
 +  weekstart(#2018-06-06)  //Returns 43254 (Equivalent to Sun, June 3th, 2018.) 
 + 
 +  weekstart(30970)  //Returns 30969 (Equivalent to Sat, October, 14th, 1984.) 
 + 
 +\\  
 +=====See also===== 
 +  * [[syntax:functions:isoweeknumber|ISOWeekNumber(date)]] 
 +  * [[syntax:functions:isweekend|IsWeekend(date)]] 
 +  * [[syntax:functions:weekday|Weekday(date)]] 
 +  * [[syntax:functions:weekdayname|WeekDayName(date)]] 
 +  * [[syntax:functions:weekend|WeekEnd(date)]]
  
-^  Example  ^  Result  ^ Notes ^ 
-| weekstart(#2018-06-06)  |  43254  |Equivalent to Sunday, June 3rd, 2018.  | 
syntax/functions/weekstart.1534192305.txt.gz · Last modified: 2018/08/13 16:31 by dmitry

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