# EOWEEK
The EOWEEK function takes the date as input and returns the ending date of the week. Node references and measures are also accepted as input arguments. Use [DATE.SET()](https://docs.inforiver.com/~/changes/mS6jwvARNLHpKqBa4cT9/formula-syntax/date-functions/date.set) to set the format of the output date.
Optionally, you can specify an offset for the return date, which may be a positive or negative number. Additional weeks are added to or subtracted from the end date depending on the offset value.
## Syntax
```java
EOWEEK(date)
EOWEEK(date,offset)
```
## Arguments
date - The date which is passed as an input to the function. Required.
offset - Number of weeks to be added to or subtracted from the end date of the week. Optional.
## Return value
Date representing the end of the week.
## Example
```java
EOWEEK("05/29/2024")
//Returns 2/6/2024
EOWEEK("05/29/2024",3)
//Returns 23/6/2024, adding 3 more weeks to 2/6/2024
```
EOWEEK
If you wish to add one or two more weeks to the ending date, you can use 1 or 2 as offset values respectively.
EOWEEK with offset
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