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How do I set up a daily analyasis of cash handling of employees
I need a formula or chart to find a common denominator of employees with
shrtages and overages on registers. |
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How do I set up a daily analyasis of cash handling of employees
The chart would be relatively easy. You could chart a range of
overages/underages. The formula seems more problematic. How do you define common denominator? It's probably best to post an example, and the results you want. -- Regards, Fred "bookkeeper" wrote in message ... I need a formula or chart to find a common denominator of employees with shrtages and overages on registers. |
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