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We are trying to create a spreadsheet to track hours worked on projects. We
will enter hours per person per day for one week to give a total for the week. I've got this set up, no problem. We will also have a running total--but we want to be able to replace the data entered in the week with the next week's hours, so that the running total will be cumulative of all the weeks entered without having to add more rows. We don't need to save old data, but we do need the totals to add up. I don't know if Excel can even do that. I have a back up plan, but am hoping to at least find out if Excel has this capability. Let me know if you need more clarification. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! |
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