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I am going to have a task in about a week where I'll be asked to look at a
spreadsheet full of safety data, and pull from this spreadsheet the list of departments that deserve safety awards. They earn these awards by having no lost-time injuries for a period of 30, 60, or 90 consecutive days. The records that are kept of individual safety events. For Instance: Joe Smith, Mechanic, Operations Department, 8/14/08, Lost Time Injury Jane Doe, Administrative Assistant, Facilities Department, 7/12/08, Lost Time Injury Bill Smith, Mechanic, Operations Department, 3/16/08, Lost Time Injury. Does anyone know of a way where a big list of individual incidents could be queried to show when there are gaps are 30, 60, or 90 days? Gina |
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