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![]() I am a loan officer. Every week my boss gives me 80 to 100 or so name and numbers to call. I put them in excel. What I want to do is create sheet that next to each name is a sort of an up down button. If I pus it up it add a number. Down takes away a number. This will show ho many times I contact the lead. Next to that I want another button (sam type) to show how many times I make contact, and next to that a butto that shows how many times I get an application from the lead. I wil use these numbers to show the total times I dialed a lead to get m ratio of how many times I made contact and how many times I converte to a sale. I know how to do the basic division to get the ratios, just don't know how to make the button. Now I just enter a number eac time. But this is more time consuming when I am calling so many time per day. If at all possible it would be nice to date and time stamp i so I can keep track of the the date and times that seem to be mos benifical to call and actually make contact. Is this something that i very hard to create? Thanks a lot -- uscbrya ----------------------------------------------------------------------- uscbryan's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...fo&userid=3581 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread.php?threadid=55589 |
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