Examples

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  • "{{week|2005|12|31}}" gives "52" [1], and is eqv. with "{{week|2006|1|0}}" gives "0" [2]
  • "{{week|2006|1|1}}" gives "0" [3]
  • "{{week|2006|1|2}}" gives "1" [4]

Examples where the ISO year is three days into the next gregorian year

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  • "{{week|2009|12|31}}" gives "53" [5]
  • "{{week|2010|1|1}}" gives "0" [6]
  • "{{week|2010|1|2}}" gives "0" [7]
  • "{{week|2010|1|3}}" gives "0" [8]
  • "{{week|2010|1|4}}" gives "1" [9]

Examples where the ISO year is three days into the previous gregorian year

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  • "{{week2|2008|12|28}}" gives "52" [10]
  • "{{week2|2008|12|29}}" gives "01" [11]
  • "{{week2|2008|12|30}}" gives "01" [12]
  • "{{week2|2008|12|31}}" gives "01" [13]
  • "{{week2|2009|1|1}}" gives "01" [14]

This function do not adhere to the ISO standard (ISO 8601). Use {{Week2}} instead if it should comply with ISO.

More examples

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  • "{{week|1999|1|4}}" gives "1" [15] 1999-W01-1
  • "{{week|2006|1|4}}" gives "1" [16]
  • "{{week|2006|1|5}}" gives "1" [17]
  • "{{week|2006|1|6}}" gives "1" [18]
  • "{{week|2006|1|7}}" gives "1" [19]
  • "{{week|2006|1|8}}" gives "1" [20]
  • "{{week|2006|1|9}}" gives "2" [21]
  • "{{week|2006|1|10}}" gives "2" [22]
  • "{{week|2006|1|16}}" gives "3" [23]
  • "{{week|2006|2|16}}" gives "7" [24]
  • "{{week|2010|1|4}}" gives "1" [25]
  • "{{week|2004|12|31}}" gives "53" [26] 2004-W53-5
  • "{{week|2005|1|1}}" gives "0" [27] 2004-W53-6
  • "{{week|2006|1|1}}" gives "0" [28]
  • "{{week|2007|12|30}}" gives "52" [29]
  • "{{week|2007|12|31}}" gives "1" [30]
  • "{{week|2008|1|1}}" gives "1" [31]
  • "{{week|2008|1|2}}" gives "1" [32]
  • "{{week|2008|1|3}}" gives "1" [33]
  • "{{week|2008|1|4}}" gives "1" [34]
  • "{{week|2010|2|28}}" gives "8" [35]
  • "{{week|2010|3|01}}" gives "9" [36]
  • "{{week|2010|3|02}}" gives "9" [37]
  • "{{week|2010|3|03}}" gives "9" [38]
  • "{{week|2010|3|04}}" gives "9" [39]
  • "{{week|2010|3|05}}" gives "9" [40]
  • "{{week|2010|3|06}}" gives "9" [41]
  • "{{week|2010|3|07}}" gives "9" [42]
  • "{{week|2010|3|08}}" gives "10" [43]


Compare:

  • variable {{CURRENTWEEK}} gives 52.

In the current method the ISO year minus the Gregorian year is made a switch index. The rest of the expression has to be put in two versions, for the values -1 and 0. If the index is 1 the week number is simply also 1.

In the other method (first method of [44]) the expression

(({{{2}}}=1)*({{{3}}}<4-( ( 1.25* ({{{1}}}-1) -.4 round 0)+({{{1}}}>250)* (2 - ( ({{{1}}}-1) /100 -.495 round 0) +( ({{{1}}}-1) /400 -.499 round 0) ) + 700000001 ) mod7)-({{{2}}}=12)*({{{3}}}>=35-( ( 1.25* {{{1}}} -.4 round 0)+({{{1}}}>250)* (2 - ( {{{1}}} /100 -.495 round 0) +( {{{1}}} /400 -.499 round 0) ) + 700000001 ) mod7)

for the ISO year minus the Gregorian year is needed five times.