I am trying to add a new code with pay rates to a range titled EmployeesList
on worksheet titled Parameters. When I type in the new code in the next row
down from the existing codes it aligns itself on the right hand side of the
cell. Allof the other codes are on the left hand side with formatting of
number and general alignment. When I change the new codes format to number
and general alignment it centers it in the middle. When I go to worksheet
Time Entry and type in the new code it comes up with #N/A in the cell where
the rate that is inputted with it on Parameters sheet should show up.

So, instead of trying to add a new code, I changed the number of an old code
and it went from being left indent to right indent and it then came up as
#N/A when I tried to use it.
Please Help!!!

Hi,

Type "employeeslist" in the name box then hit ok, let us know where it
takes you.


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It highlighted the columns with the codes and the rates that go with them.

"pinmaster" wrote:


Hi,

Type "employeeslist" in the name box then hit ok, let us know where it
takes you.


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Ok, try this:

Hold down the CTRL key and hit the F3 key, this will bring out the
Define name box, select "employeeslist" from the list then check out
the "Refers to" box at the bottom, enlarge your range by ajusting the
last parameter

e.g.
=Sheet1!$D$6:$E$20
to
=Sheet1!$D$6:$E$30

that would add 10 rows to the list

then hit OK. You should now be able to add to the list, try that and
let me how it goes.

Regards
JG


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No good. I did as you suggested and added a new pay code with rates and when
I went to the Entry sheet and inputted the new code it came up #N/A

"pinmaster" wrote:


Ok, try this:

Hold down the CTRL key and hit the F3 key, this will bring out the
Define name box, select "employeeslist" from the list then check out
the "Refers to" box at the bottom, enlarge your range by ajusting the
last parameter

e.g.
=Sheet1!$D$6:$E$20
to
=Sheet1!$D$6:$E$30

that would add 10 rows to the list

then hit OK. You should now be able to add to the list, try that and
let me how it goes.

Regards
JG


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It's a puzzle for sure. If you want I can take a look at it. Make a copy
then delete any sensitive information if any and send me the copy but
only if that is an option.

"

Regards
JG


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I've just answered this on the "functions" site - please don't
multi-post!

You codes may need to be in sequence within EmployeesList for the
formulae to work, so you can't just add them to the end of the list -
insert them at the appropriate place, and ensure that they are in the
correct format as the other codes (numeric or text).

Pete