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Morning All,
I have been asked to see if i can set up a holiday planner for our department So far so good set a grid up for 2005 and conditionally formatted the cells to change colour if an H - Holiday, S - Sickness, T- Training, O for Offsite, M - Meeting appear. Then I have used countif to calculate the totals for each Quarter for each individual. Not a problem so far. However it was then pointed out to me that there are different leave start dates throughout the year for each person. At the moment I am using VLOOKUP to find the relevant info for each member of staff for each quarter and keep it all on one sheet. thus the problem is that Person A's leave could run from 1/6/2004 to 31/5/2005, but person B's leave is 1/1/2005 to 31/12/2005. I can see myself getting into a complete mess with different range lookups for each individual. Has anyone got any ideas how I can overcome this problem of different leave start dates and yet still keep the info to one page ? TIA Ajay |
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Could you insert a column in your look up table to give
the date the holiday year starts for each individual. Then in your planner, you should be able to add another, say, 25 day leave entitlement to a person on their "anniversary". -----Original Message----- Morning All, I have been asked to see if i can set up a holiday planner for our department So far so good set a grid up for 2005 and conditionally formatted the cells to change colour if an H - Holiday, S - Sickness, T- Training, O for Offsite, M - Meeting appear. Then I have used countif to calculate the totals for each Quarter for each individual. Not a problem so far. However it was then pointed out to me that there are different leave start dates throughout the year for each person. At the moment I am using VLOOKUP to find the relevant info for each member of staff for each quarter and keep it all on one sheet. thus the problem is that Person A's leave could run from 1/6/2004 to 31/5/2005, but person B's leave is 1/1/2005 to 31/12/2005. I can see myself getting into a complete mess with different range lookups for each individual. Has anyone got any ideas how I can overcome this problem of different leave start dates and yet still keep the info to one page ? TIA Ajay . |
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Thanks bobf will see if I can work this into the table
Cheers Ajay "bobf" wrote: Could you insert a column in your look up table to give the date the holiday year starts for each individual. Then in your planner, you should be able to add another, say, 25 day leave entitlement to a person on their "anniversary". -----Original Message----- Morning All, I have been asked to see if i can set up a holiday planner for our department So far so good set a grid up for 2005 and conditionally formatted the cells to change colour if an H - Holiday, S - Sickness, T- Training, O for Offsite, M - Meeting appear. Then I have used countif to calculate the totals for each Quarter for each individual. Not a problem so far. However it was then pointed out to me that there are different leave start dates throughout the year for each person. At the moment I am using VLOOKUP to find the relevant info for each member of staff for each quarter and keep it all on one sheet. thus the problem is that Person A's leave could run from 1/6/2004 to 31/5/2005, but person B's leave is 1/1/2005 to 31/12/2005. I can see myself getting into a complete mess with different range lookups for each individual. Has anyone got any ideas how I can overcome this problem of different leave start dates and yet still keep the info to one page ? TIA Ajay . |
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