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I have to use this design, I do not have a choice. The workbooks are not the
same in content, only that I have different users (1100) submit a month by month submission of his/hers daily time schedules (detailed). Every user have different jobs and responsibilities, the only thing is - I create a years worth of sheets for each and every provider. (A lot of work). "Bernie Deitrick" wrote: UCAPERSinAlaska, Don't use monthly tabs - that is poor workbook design. Instead, use one sheet with the same data table design, but with an additional column for month - or better yet, date - and then use filters and/or pivot tables to view and manipulate your data. HTH, Bernie MS Excel MVP "UCAPERSinAlaska" wrote in message ... I would like to avoid typing in each month every time I create a workbook. I have to do individual yearly workbooks. Is there a faster way to make monthly tabs. Example type Jan, Feb, Mar and then somehow the spreadsheet would fill in the following monthly tabs? |
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