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I have a spreadsheet that uses VLOOKUP to get a person's pay rate based on
their name and use it to calculate a running total of our YTD overtime expense in my main sheet. The problem I have is when they get a raise, I want to use the new rate for all new calculations, but I don't want to change the previous calculations. Can you give me some ideas to explore? example.... day name $/hour hours OT pay YTD OT expense 9/10 Bill 10 2 20.00 20.00 (Bill's rate is 10.00 in the lookup table) 9/11 Jane 12 3 36.00 56.00 9/15 Bill 11 2 22.00 78.00 (Bill has a new rate of $11/hr, but I don't want my table to go back and change the entry for 9/10. |
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Before you change Bill's rate, copy the cells using old rate and paste special as values. Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP On Tue, 30 Sep 2008 07:15:01 -0700, thomas404 wrote: I have a spreadsheet that uses VLOOKUP to get a person's pay rate based on their name and use it to calculate a running total of our YTD overtime expense in my main sheet. The problem I have is when they get a raise, I want to use the new rate for all new calculations, but I don't want to change the previous calculations. Can you give me some ideas to explore? example.... day name $/hour hours OT pay YTD OT expense 9/10 Bill 10 2 20.00 20.00 (Bill's rate is 10.00 in the lookup table) 9/11 Jane 12 3 36.00 56.00 9/15 Bill 11 2 22.00 78.00 (Bill has a new rate of $11/hr, but I don't want my table to go back and change the entry for 9/10. |
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