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SSN's are just numbers like NickHK was referring to. They are even reused,
which you will likely not have to do. I'm sure some office in Washington D.C. has a big list of the person's name and SSN to match them up. I know the IRS does for sure. If you want to look up an ID it would be much easier to do if there was some kind of sequence, again, like what NickHK suggested. Vlookup would be easily applied for lookup. If you are wanting to recognize the person based on the ID than that is something completely different than an SSN. Maybe first name initial, last name, hire date (i.e. jsmith01012006). Putting more of the individuals name in the ID will help if you want to recognize it without having to look it up. (I don't remember too many people's birthdays). "Clash" wrote: NickHK, Sequential numbering is okay, but I would have liked to be able as the administrator to be able to lookup and identify the individual from the ID number much like a National insurance or Social security number. I'll try and record a macro to do it. Cheers CLASH -- Clash ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Clash's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=18951 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=502386 |
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