Snap any date back to the Monday (or Sunday) that starts its week.
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=A2-WEEKDAY(A2, 2)+1WEEKDAY(A2, 2) numbers Monday as 1…Sunday as 7; subtracting it and adding 1 lands on that week's Monday. Use type 1 (Sunday = 1) and drop the +1 for a Sunday week start.
=A2-WEEKDAY(A2, 2)+1→2026-06-22Monday of the week containing the date.
=DATE(2026,10,7)-WEEKDAY(DATE(2026,10,7), 2)+1→2026-10-05Wednesday 7 October 2026 belongs to the week starting Monday 5 October.
=DATE(2026,10,7)-WEEKDAY(DATE(2026,10,7))+1→2026-10-04With the default numbering, the week starts on Sunday.
Add 6 to the week-start: =A2-WEEKDAY(A2, 2)+7 lands on Sunday.
Add 7 to the week start: =A2-WEEKDAY(A2, 2)+8.
Use =ISOWEEKNUM(A2). ISO weeks start on Monday, and week 1 is the week containing the first Thursday of the year.
Add a helper column with the week-start formula, then use it as the row field in a PivotTable or as the criterion in SUMIFS.
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