4-5-4 Calendar date VBA and/or Add-In

maruapo

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Hi:

Does anybody know of an Add-In that understands dates per the 4-5-4 fiscal Calendar? Doesn't have to be an Add-in, I suppose, if someone has figured out VBA language that does the same thing. There have got to be other people in the retail Financial community using the 4-5-4 calendar but can't get their Excel Macros to behave accordingly.

Every week and every month I run reports that sum up info from the previous fiscal week or fiscal month, but I'm always tweaking the results because, for example, week 1 of September 2005 in the Jovian calendar is not comprised of the same dates as week 1 of September 2005 in the 4-5-4 fiscal calendar. If such a thing exists, then all the Macros I run that reference "date" would understand that August 29, 2005 is actually week 1 of September 2005 in a 4-5-4 calendar. Boy, that would be a time-saver.

Thoughts? Suggestions?

maruapo
 

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Thanks Smitty. This works great for now, but I'm still gonna hope someone can come up with an Add-In or some similar VBA that I can just plug into my Macros... Any takers???
 
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Not every solution has to be hard coded in VBA. If that worksheet works for you add it to your add-in and reference it in your code!
maruapo said:
Thanks Smitty. This works great for now, but I'm still gonna hope someone can come up with an Add-In or some similar VBA that I can just plug into my Macros... Any takers???
 
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