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If you have 10 competencies (occupying 10 rows), then you could have
the employee name immediately above each block so with a blank row between each employee's data you will then have a block of 12 rows. Your dates would then go across the worksheet. Alternatively, use another column to record the employee name. Hope this helps. Pete On Jun 24, 11:22*pm, hmsawyer wrote: I am creating a spread sheet that will need to track employee performance for each month for up to at least 10 different areas. *So if the compentcy name is in Row 1 and the Month/Year is in column A, where do I put the employee name? *I don't want to have 200 different sheets, one for each employee.. *Any thoughts are apprecitated. *Thanks! |
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