Is there a better way of solving this?

uwish7

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I want to have the date give a Monday date. So 8/24/18 will be 8/20/18 but if 8/13/18, a Monday date, then it should show 8/13/18. I was going to create a cell for days of the week and write an if statement. this s y formula without the cell text
=B5-WEEKDAY(B5-2)
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That is a solid formula.
If it is working correctly for you, there is no reason to change it.
 
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