Hi Simon,
I was looking at Stehen Lebans "Month Calendar" earlier today and noticed
that it includes weeknumbers.
http://www.lebans.com/monthcalendar.htm
If that doesn't suit you, try
Format([YourDateField], "ww")
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HTH,
Don
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"Simon Pleasants" <plesbit@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> I recently built a database to help keep track of shipments we are
> bringing into the country.
>
> Included in the database are a number of fields with dates for
> shipment, ETA etc. Each one of these is accompanied by a "week no"
> relating to the week in the calendar year (I am sure many people are
> familiar with working with week nos and know what I mean).
>
> Currently the users have to refer to wall calendars which have the
> week nos listed on them and manually enter it into the appropriate
> field.
>
> Is there any way in which I can have this value calculated
> automatically by Access so all the user has to do is enter the date in
> the date field and the week no field automatically fills itself in?
> It would save us a lot of time....
>
> Many thanks
> Simon[/color]