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I have a worksheet that in column A lists employee #'s, in column B, # of
hours worked. In Column M, I want to create a formula that will lookup an employee # in Column A, get the hours worked in column B, then go to another worksheet, look in column c find that empl # and get the hours worked in column d, then give a total of hours worked in column M on my main worksheeet. Is this possible? |
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