Yet another web analytic's blog
January 20
Google Analytics provides for several months a display of reports by day, week and month. The graphics display is more pleasant and leads to a tendency much more easily.

However, a display problem: Week display.
Google Analytics defines arbitrarily weeks from Sunday to Saturday and this parameter is not modifiable.
In this reporting period over the year 2008, a question arises:
How to get the data changes each week as defined European Week (Week 1,2, ... 52)?
Fortunately there is the formula Excel Laurent Longrais:
ENT ((A1-SUM (MOD (DATE (YEAR (A1-MOD (A1-2, 7) 3), 1, 2); (1E 99, 7)) * (1, -1)) +5 ) / 7)
This makes it possible to get the week number corresponding to a date.
Small Explanation:
For your convenience, below you will find a sample Excel file that you can use to your liking
Automatic translation (with Google translate):
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2 Responses for "Google Analytics reports from Monday to Sunday"
THANK YOU!
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Excel still has good days ahead of him often offering more flexibility in processing and presentation of information and tools WA ....
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