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Hi and happy new year. I have a workbook that is going to be used to
personnel projections. Big problem came up yesterday and I need to fix it soon. The end user enters info about an employee and then assigns an employee to a preset calendar. (There are 24 or so calendars from which to choose.) On one of the worksheets, I have a huge IF & statement that looks at the calendar for the employee to determine the number of days for the first month and then moves across the spreadsheet for the next 23 months accordingly. Everything is fine except now the powers that be want to give people the ability to select either this year or last year as the starting point. My IF & statement says its too big now and I can't add to it. Combined problem is the fact that some program people have calendars that start in different months. Any help would be appreciated as I've been tearing my hair out since yesterday trying to think of a solution. Thanks in advance. |
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