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I have a payroll file that contains a sheet for every week of the year, and
in order to calcualte holiday pay, I use a formula to calculate total hours worked by each employee, such as: =SUM('12 Apr:22 Nov'!AT16) where '12 Apr:22 Nov' is obviously the range of dates. This is a pain as I have to manually enter any date changes to all employees rows - several dozen! - each time. How can I put the date range into a cell as text and get the formula to relate to it? Thanks. |
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