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Dearest Wizards,
Typical Excel work schedule here. Employees names in Col A, Dates of a 4 week period on Row 1. What I want: Row 2 to have the number of WORKING employees on for that day. Why this is becoming complicated: Below the schedule grid is another two tables. One table has codes that go in the schedule grid that indicate WORKING employees i.e. 1 for lead worker, T for working the table, FL for working the floor etc. These codes would be in a column, say from B100 to B199. The other table has codes for NON-WORKING employees i.e. v for vacation, m for meeting, FM for FMLA etc. These codes would be in a column, say from B250 to B349. Id like to avoid a countif+countif+countif situation because I anticipate adding other codes as the years go by. Isnt there a formula I can use in row 2 that will reference the working codes column that will give me a count of just the actual working employees for that day? TIA for your assistance. Sam Beardsley |
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