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I have a list of pay records in rows, with an employee ID# in column A for
each one, which they are sorted by. An employee may have multiple entries each. What I want to do is use formatting to easily show where one employee's records end and another begins. I am using "sumif" to create totals for each employee -- KKD |
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on the menu bar: Data Subtotals will group and subtotal for you
"KKD" wrote: I have a list of pay records in rows, with an employee ID# in column A for each one, which they are sorted by. An employee may have multiple entries each. What I want to do is use formatting to easily show where one employee's records end and another begins. I am using "sumif" to create totals for each employee -- KKD |
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