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How do I track recurring entries in Excel?
I'm creating a database in excel for maintenance issues in our building. I'm
listing the date, Location, Issue, Person assigned to resolve the Issue, Status and Date Issue Resolved. Some issues reoccur and I would like to be able to track when I input entries like this. If we continually get a leak in the 2nd floor Bathroom, I would like to be flagged. Can I do this with Excel 2003? |
How do I track recurring entries in Excel?
Yes. You would have to pick a consistent descriptor for the issue, in this
case, say "2nd Floor Bathroom Leak". If each instance of bathroom leaks is a separate entry in your log, then you could use the function =COUNTIF(A1:A100="2nd Floor Bathroom Leak"), assuming the issue description is in the range A1:A100. Depending on how you structure the workbook there are other ways to accomplish the same task. Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Felicia" wrote: I'm creating a database in excel for maintenance issues in our building. I'm listing the date, Location, Issue, Person assigned to resolve the Issue, Status and Date Issue Resolved. Some issues reoccur and I would like to be able to track when I input entries like this. If we continually get a leak in the 2nd floor Bathroom, I would like to be flagged. Can I do this with Excel 2003? |
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