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03-25-2014, 10:04 AM
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Take a look at what I have attached.
To test, enter the date you want (e.g. today's date) into the highlighted cell. The table beneath give the number of weeks back from the test date (1 -65...so goes back over a year), the start date, the end date and the number I think you're looking for, the week number. There are probably more elegant solutions. 
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