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Pam C

vlookup
 
I have information from another source and it is downloaded into excel every
week, In my Employee excel spreadsheet, I have emp that have pay grades,
increment steps and salary that goes with that step. On my evaluation form I
want excel to look at what the employee increment step is now - change it to
the next increment step and replace the salary with the new salary that goes
with that increment step. I want to know the best way to do this. Should I
have a source sheet with Increment in one cell - Salary in another cell and
then create a vlookup formula? The only problem I have is getting excel to
know to change the increment step. Thanks,

Toppers

vlookup
 
If increment steps were identified by column headings, then given current
increment step, move to next column; but as you say, you need to record
current increment somewhere. How is the data organised - can you post an
example?

"Pam C" wrote:

I have information from another source and it is downloaded into excel every
week, In my Employee excel spreadsheet, I have emp that have pay grades,
increment steps and salary that goes with that step. On my evaluation form I
want excel to look at what the employee increment step is now - change it to
the next increment step and replace the salary with the new salary that goes
with that increment step. I want to know the best way to do this. Should I
have a source sheet with Increment in one cell - Salary in another cell and
then create a vlookup formula? The only problem I have is getting excel to
know to change the increment step. Thanks,



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