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Hello
I was hoping someone far more capable than I could help me with an Excel 2002 problem. I am using an IF formula: =IF('EXPECTED WORKLOAD'!$G$51=$A8,'EXPECTED WORKLOAD'!G$163,"") to check for a certain number (a week number) on another worksheet (EXPECTED WORKLOAD), if it is found, a value (the number of hours spent on a task) is placed into the cell. The next row does the same thing: =IF('EXPECTED WORKLOAD'!$G$51=$A9,'EXPECTED WORKLOAD'!G$163,"") but is looking for the next weeks number. The aim is to have a history of data that can be used to analyse performance (at the moment this list is used in a pivot chart). The problem I am having is that whenever the week changes in the EXPECTED WORKLOAD sheet the original entry disappears i.e. is replaced with the "" part of the IF statement. I have got round this by manually over-typing the formula with the value but I'm sure there must be a better way of recording the history. (I hope this makes some sort of sense to you) Any help you can give would be greatly appreciated and thanks in advance. gklr |
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It is probably a good idea to put an apostrophe in front of the = sign
of your first formula, then you can copy it (as text) to a blank cell in your sheet, so that you can subsequently copy it back and get rid of the apostrophe when you want to work on next week's data. Highlight the cells with the formulae in, click <copy, then Edit | Paste Special | Values (check) | OK then <Enter. Obviously, your formulae have gone, which explains my comments in the first paragraph. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 24, 11:03 pm, wrote: Hello I was hoping someone far more capable than I could help me with an Excel 2002 problem. I am using an IF formula: =IF('EXPECTED WORKLOAD'!$G$51=$A8,'EXPECTED WORKLOAD'!G$163,"") to check for a certain number (a week number) on another worksheet (EXPECTED WORKLOAD), if it is found, a value (the number of hours spent on a task) is placed into the cell. The next row does the same thing: =IF('EXPECTED WORKLOAD'!$G$51=$A9,'EXPECTED WORKLOAD'!G$163,"") but is looking for the next weeks number. The aim is to have a history of data that can be used to analyse performance (at the moment this list is used in a pivot chart). The problem I am having is that whenever the week changes in the EXPECTED WORKLOAD sheet the original entry disappears i.e. is replaced with the "" part of the IF statement. I have got round this by manually over-typing the formula with the value but I'm sure there must be a better way of recording the history. (I hope this makes some sort of sense to you) Any help you can give would be greatly appreciated and thanks in advance. gklr |
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Pete
Thanks for your input. I think I may not have given you enough info (or I'm not clear in what your suggesting!) I'm looking to build up a week by week history (eventually building up to a full year) showing the number of hours against certain types of work. That info is built up on a seperate worksheet and renewed each week (a little like a time sheet). I am trying to send that weeks total hours into anther sheet to be recorded. 7 days later new data will be used in the timesheet and I want to record that new data on the next line of my History sheet. Sorry if I didn't make myself clear (I was at home and it was well past my bed time...) Thanks again for any further help. |
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A slight variation, then:
Highlight the cells with the formulae in, click <copy, then click on the tab of the destination sheet and on the first cell where you want the fixed values to appear, then Edit | Paste Special | Values (check) | OK then <Esc. The original sheet remains unchanged, so you can carry on using it as you have been doing. Next week you will paste into the adjacent column of the destination sheet, and so on. Hope this helps. Pete On Oct 25, 7:59 am, wrote: Pete Thanks for your input. I think I may not have given you enough info (or I'm not clear in what your suggesting!) I'm looking to build up a week by week history (eventually building up to a full year) showing the number of hours against certain types of work. That info is built up on a seperate worksheet and renewed each week (a little like a time sheet). I am trying to send that weeks total hours into anther sheet to be recorded. 7 days later new data will be used in the timesheet and I want to record that new data on the next line of my History sheet. Sorry if I didn't make myself clear (I was at home and it was well past my bed time...) Thanks again for any further help. |
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