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ace

ace wrote:
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Why would you need a "template" to do that? One cell has hours, the next has
workload and do your ratio in a third.
QED.

Thank you, I am very new at this.

"Gordon" wrote:

ace wrote:
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|| ace

Why would you need a "template" to do that? One cell has hours, the next has
workload and do your ratio in a third.
QED.

ace wrote:
|| Thank you, I am very new at this.
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||| Why would you need a "template" to do that? One cell has hours, the
||| next has workload and do your ratio in a third.
||| QED.

The point is, Excel is like a free-form composer, use your own imagination
as to how to present data. Templates can be very useful, but don't think
they are the answer to everything! In fact in most cases, you'd be better
off designing your own sheets, because then you can set them up exactly how
YOU want.

HTH


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Interim Systems and Management Accounting
Gordon Burgess-Parker
Director
www.gbpcomputing.co.uk