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I've been looking for a way to get the current days of the current weeknumber so that when I press the left arrow by where it says "Week [WKNUM]" it'll decrement the weeknumber and recalculate the days of the new week. The same for if I press the arrow to the right of the week text, it'll increment the weeknumber and change the numbers. I am unable to figure it out after trying several formulas.

I have values set in place like CurrentDay, CurrentWeek, CurrentWeekDay, CurrentMonth, CurrentYear and SelectedXXX counterparts that defaults to the CurrentXXX.

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v-jefferni Microsoft Employee on at

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Hi @Clxmxnt25 ,

I made a test for your reference:

1\ OnVisible of the Screen:

UpdateContext({CurrentWeek:RoundDown((10 + (DateDiff(Date(Year(Today()), 1, 1), Today(), Days)+1) - (Weekday(Today())-1)) / 7, 0) + 1}); Clear(coldays); ForAll(Sequence(7,(7-Weekday(DateValue("2021.1.1")-1))+(CurrentWeek-1)*7-6,1) As D,Collect(coldays, DateAdd(DateValue("2021.1.1"), D.Value)))

2\ Left icon:

UpdateContext({CurrentWeek:CurrentWeek-1}); Clear(coldays); ForAll(Sequence(7,(7-Weekday(DateValue("2021.1.1")-1))+(CurrentWeek-1)*7-6,1) As D,Collect(coldays, DateAdd(DateValue("2021.1.1"), D.Value)))

3\ Right icon:

UpdateContext({CurrentWeek:CurrentWeek+1}); Clear(coldays); ForAll(Sequence(7,(7-Weekday(DateValue("2021.1.1")-1))+(CurrentWeek-1)*7-6,1) As D,Collect(coldays, DateAdd(DateValue("2021.1.1"), D.Value)))

Result:

The result collection "coldays" is the table for using. DateValue("2021.1.1") need to be modified to like

DateValue(Concatenate(Text(CurrentYear),".1.1"))

Hope this helps.

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Community Support Team _ Jeffer Ni
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Clxmxnt25 36 on at

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Thank you, that worked perfectly. Now for the issue of a new year or past year. If the current week is less than week1, I decrement the year and start at the total weeks of the previous year? And if it's greater than week52, I increment the year and reset Current week to 1. Correct?
This is just to prevent it from showing week 0, -1 or week 53, 54 etc. I could hide that info but I need it to be visible

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v-jefferni Microsoft Employee on at

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Hi @Clxmxnt25 ,

I think the approach could be forbid users from decreasing to 0 or more than 52, using an If function:

Left icon:

If(CurrentWeek = 1, Notify("...",NotificationType.Error), UpdateContext({CurrentWeek:CurrentWeek-1}))

Right icon:

If(CurrentWeek = 52, Notify("...",NotificationType.Error),UpdateContext({CurrentWeek:CurrentWeek+1}))

Then for new years or past years, force CurrentWeek to be 1 to reset the weeks:

If(CurrentYear != Year(Today()),UpdateContext({CurrentWeek: 1}))

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Clxmxnt25 36 on at

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I ended up doing this instead. This is for the right icon, the left icon is similar but with required changes.
Set( totalWeeks, Round( (DateDiff( Date( SelectedYear, 1, 1 ), Date( SelectedYear, 12, 31 ) ) + 1) / 7, 0 ) ); If( SelectedWeek >= totalWeeks, SelectedYear + 1; Set(SelectedWeek, 1), Set(SelectedWeek, SelectedWeek+1) ); Set(SelectedMonth, Month(Date(SelectedYear, 1, 1)+SelectedWeek*7-1))

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robinthakur 32 on at

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This so very nearly works for my usecase which is similar but it calculates the dates wrong. This thinks Week 1 was 28/12/2020 - 03/01/2021 but in the UK at least, Week 1 was 04/01/2021-10/01/2021

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Clxmxnt25 36 on at

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Could be a timezones thing, maybe? I'm also using Sunday as the start of week when calculating

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