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Can this be done with Excel ?
 
I have a employee job scheduling table that I would like to populate
based on criteria from 2 other tables.

The scheduling table has the employee names listed in each row and
across the top is the period of the day broken into 4 time periods.

The critera tables a

1. A training matrix that lists the employee names in each row and the
jobs listed across the top. If an employee is trained, the
intersecting cell has a "T". If they are not trained, the cell is
blank.

2. An attendance table that lists the employee names in each row and
if they are absent, there is an "A" in the next cell. If they are at
work, the cell is blank.

I'd like to be able to populate the scheduling table based on whether
they are trained and present at work.

Can this be setup in excel ?

Thanks

Jeff


Don Guillett

Can this be done with Excel ?
 
Depending on the layout you could probably just use datafilterautofilter

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Don Guillett
Microsoft MVP Excel
SalesAid Software

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I have a employee job scheduling table that I would like to populate
based on criteria from 2 other tables.

The scheduling table has the employee names listed in each row and
across the top is the period of the day broken into 4 time periods.

The critera tables a

1. A training matrix that lists the employee names in each row and the
jobs listed across the top. If an employee is trained, the
intersecting cell has a "T". If they are not trained, the cell is
blank.

2. An attendance table that lists the employee names in each row and
if they are absent, there is an "A" in the next cell. If they are at
work, the cell is blank.

I'd like to be able to populate the scheduling table based on whether
they are trained and present at work.

Can this be setup in excel ?

Thanks

Jeff



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Can this be done with Excel ?
 
On Oct 13, 9:02 am, "Don Guillett" wrote:
Depending on the layout you could probably just use datafilterautofilter

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Don Guillett
Microsoft MVP Excel
SalesAid Software
om wrote in message

oups.com...



I have a employee job scheduling table that I would like to populate
based on criteria from 2 other tables.


The scheduling table has the employee names listed in each row and
across the top is the period of the day broken into 4 time periods.


The critera tables a


1. A training matrix that lists the employee names in each row and the
jobs listed across the top. If an employee is trained, the
intersecting cell has a "T". If they are not trained, the cell is
blank.


2. An attendance table that lists the employee names in each row and
if they are absent, there is an "A" in the next cell. If they are at
work, the cell is blank.


I'd like to be able to populate the scheduling table based on whether
they are trained and present at work.


Can this be setup in excel ?


Thanks


Jeff- Hide quoted text -


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I'm not I understand how to do this with AutoFilter. Could you
explain ?

Thanks



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