Week number reverse lookup.

I got help with this in the past and I had someone help create a week number based on my work system.

If I know the number of week can I use it to search for the week commencing the date?

So, for example, we are in week 1 (Wednesday 24 August 2016 13:33:27) if I enter week 1, can I do theStart theweek set to 'Monday 22 August 2016 at 00:00:00 '?

set thisDate to current date

set theweekNumber to ((thisDate - (my augustThirdWeek(thisDate))) div 604800)

on augustThirdWeek(d) -- get the third monday of August
  copy d to tDate
  tell tDate
  set {its day, its month, its time} to {15, 8, 0} -- start at August 15
  repeat 2 times
  repeat while (its weekday) is not Monday
  set its day to (its day) + 1 -- add one day (range 16 ... 21)
  end repeat
  if d < it then -- this date is older that the third Monday of August
  set {its day, its year} to {15, (its year) - 1} -- subtract one year
  else
  return it
  end if
  end repeat
  end tell
end augustThirdWeek

Use the following syntax:

the value of to date the_date 'Wednesday 24 August 2016 13:33:27.

the value of {the_date hours, minutes from the_date, the_date seconds} to {0, 0, 0}

the_date the_date - (((day of the_date) - Sunday) value * 3600 * 24)

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