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setting up multiple timekeepers with multiple rates by period?
I have multiple timekeepers using different rates monthly. Can I use a
dropdown box for the rates? |
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setting up multiple timekeepers with multiple rates by period?
If you want to select from a list, then a dropdown or a listbox would be
appropriate. If you want to put a value in a specific cell, then you could use Data=Validation with the list option. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "CLS" wrote in message ... I have multiple timekeepers using different rates monthly. Can I use a dropdown box for the rates? |
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