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working with employee tenure and grouping
I have a database with employee name in column 1, hire date in column
2, and termination date in column 3. I need to be able to provide reports showing who has been with the company <30 days, 30-60 days, 61-90 days and over 90 days. THIS part I have figured out and have it so that a separate sheet in the workbook contains the categories which are automatically updated as people are hired and fired. what I have NOT been able to figure out is how to allow the user to get a REPORT of everyone in whichever of those categories she selects. that is, to click on ONE thing and get a list of everyone with the company for <30 days all set to print. thoughts?? ski |
working with employee tenure and grouping
Pivot tables or else the SUMPRODUCT function.
Info on pivot tables he http://www.cpearson.com/excel/pivots.htm Info on SUMPRODUCT he http://www.ozgrid.com/excel-add-ins/sumproduct.htm Dave -- A hint to posters: Specific, detailed questions are more likely to be answered than questions that provide no detail about your problem. "Casey Tremper" wrote: I have a database with employee name in column 1, hire date in column 2, and termination date in column 3. I need to be able to provide reports showing who has been with the company <30 days, 30-60 days, 61-90 days and over 90 days. THIS part I have figured out and have it so that a separate sheet in the workbook contains the categories which are automatically updated as people are hired and fired. what I have NOT been able to figure out is how to allow the user to get a REPORT of everyone in whichever of those categories she selects. that is, to click on ONE thing and get a list of everyone with the company for <30 days all set to print. thoughts?? ski |
working with employee tenure and grouping
Which sheet do you want the report to come from? You have 2 sheets? 4? If
that "other sheet" is just one sheet, how are you marking people with different tenures? I suspect that AutoFiltering would probably work pretty good if you have a column that indicates which category an individual falls into. "Casey Tremper" wrote: I have a database with employee name in column 1, hire date in column 2, and termination date in column 3. I need to be able to provide reports showing who has been with the company <30 days, 30-60 days, 61-90 days and over 90 days. THIS part I have figured out and have it so that a separate sheet in the workbook contains the categories which are automatically updated as people are hired and fired. what I have NOT been able to figure out is how to allow the user to get a REPORT of everyone in whichever of those categories she selects. that is, to click on ONE thing and get a list of everyone with the company for <30 days all set to print. thoughts?? ski |
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