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Old 06-16-07, 19:17
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Work out the 4th monday of the Month

Has Any one got a formula to do this
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Old 06-17-07, 17:31
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Thanks Georgev

That what I wanted thats 2 easy
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Old 06-17-07, 21:42
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Here it is

Code:
Function NextDate(nmonth, nTh, myday)
    '*************************************************
    'thanks to
    'http://michaelthompson.org/technikos/holidays.php
    '*************************************************
    Select Case myday
        Case "Mon"
            nTargetday = 2
        Case "Tue"
            nTargetday = 3
        Case "Wed"
            nTargetday = 4
        Case "Thu"
            nTargetday = 5
        Case "Fri"
            nTargetday = 7
        Case "Sat"
            nTargetday = 0
        Case "Sun"
            nTargetday = 1
    End Select
    nyear = Year(Date)
    nEarliestDate = 1 + 7 * (nTh - 1)
    nWeekday = Weekday(DateValue(nEarliestDate & "/" & nmonth & "/" & nyear), vbSunday)
    If nWeekday = nTargetday Then
        noffset = 0
    ElseIf nTargetday < nWeekday Then
        noffset = nTargetday + (7 - nWeekday)
    Else
        noffset = (nTargetday + (7 - nWeekday)) - 7
    End If
    nextD = nEarliestDate + noffset & " " & MonthName(nmonth, True) & " " & nyear
    NextDate = nextD
End Function

<% =NextDate(Month(Date), 4, "Mon") %>
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