First Day of Week

Hi Guys,
In a class I have an object which shows the date when a transaction was triggered and another object which gives the week number in the format wwyyyy.
I want to create a variable in the report which will give me the starting day for that particular week i.e the date that was there on Monday of that particular week.
It can be easily done by making changes in the Universe but I want to do it in the report as this is a one of report.
Cheers,
Shazin

Guys,
I have devised a method for the below and we can easily find out the week numbers of the month as below:
Week Numb:
=Week([WO's Last Month ].[Submit Date])
First Day of the Month:
=Week(RelativeDate(LastDayOfMonth(RelativeDate(LastDayOfMonth(CurrentDate());-65));1))
Week Numb of the Month:
=Concatenation("Week : ";([Week Numb - WO's Last Month]-[Last Day - WO's Last Month])+1)
Please let me know if in case any queries.
Cheers,
Shaz

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