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sasuser_sk
Quartz | Level 8

I have formula for next Sunday and previous Monday of the week.

SUNDAY:   intnx('week.1',datepart(ACTVN_DAT),1)

Monday:   intnx('WEEK.2',datepart(ACTVN_DAT),0)

 

But I realized that it is giving me next Sunday if my ACTVN_DAT falls on Sunday itself (which tells formula is good). Example is below:

 

sasuser_sk_0-1616446494183.png

 

How can I amend my formula to keep my Next_Sunday as it is if it falls on Sunday. This is what I want in my data:

sasuser_sk_1-1616446862038.png

March 21st & Jan 3rd was Sunday. So I want Next_Sunday as 03/21/2021 & 01/03/2021 respectively. However. Jan 21st is Thursday so my formula works right for this date.

 

Thanks for your help.

 

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FreelanceReinh
Jade | Level 19

Hi @sasuser_sk,

 

Just subtract one day before applying INTNX:

Next_Sunday=intnx('week',datepart(ACTVN_DAT)-1,1);

(The ".1" after "week" is redundant.)

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FreelanceReinh
Jade | Level 19

Hi @sasuser_sk,

 

Just subtract one day before applying INTNX:

Next_Sunday=intnx('week',datepart(ACTVN_DAT)-1,1);

(The ".1" after "week" is redundant.)

sasuser_sk
Quartz | Level 8

Thank you @FreelanceReinh . This worked just fine.

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