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I have been asked this question plenty of times – How do I calculate the number of weeks in a month. The answer to this query depends on how do you define a week. For simplicity purposes, I will take a week from Sunday to Saturday as depicted in the calendar
So November has 5 weeks!
Let us write the query to calculate the number of weeks in each month of this year. This query was originally written by Michael Jones and I have modified it to suit the requirement
DECLARE @Yr SMALLINT
SET @Yr = 2009
;WITH NumWeeks
AS
(
SELECT Number + 1 as mth,
DATEDIFF(day,-1,DATEADD(month,((@Yr-1900)*12)+ Number,0))/7 AS fst,
DATEDIFF(day,-1,DATEADD(month,((@Yr-1900)*12)+ Number,30))/7 AS lst
FROM master..spt_values
WHERE Type = 'P' and Number < 12
)
SELECT DateName(mm,DATEADD(mm,mth,-1)) as [MonthName],
lst - fst + 1 AS [NumberOfWeeks]
FROM NumWeeks;
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6 Responses to "Find Number of Weeks in a Month using SQL Server"I have done this several times, usually by calculation the first day of the month that the week start day occurs and looping through the weeks.
Excellent!
Thanks your solutions.
But i have another problem right now.
The problem is how can i find number of weeks in a month using SQL Server if the week is starting from saturday to friday.
Please teach me. Thanks
You can set the first day of week using DATEFIRST (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms181598.aspx) but the DATEDIFF does not consider the DATEFIRST setting.
Having said that, check Itzik Ben-Gan's query over here
http://www.eggheadcafe.com/software/aspnet/29953401/weekly-totals.aspx
Can i ask one more question?
How can i calculate the number of weeks by month, not by year. Which means that maximum weeks is 6.
The first day of week is starting from saturday to friday.
Thanks Suprotim Agarwal.
Cavin: We are calculating the no. of weeks by month. The year was taken to set a limit on the calculation, for eg: the year 2009. You can always keep a date range if you want to calculate between a couple months in the same year.
Bravo~
Thanks Suprotim Agarwal..
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