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Hi all,
Using Excel 2003. I have 12 sheets, each labled with the month name, I use
each sheet for a calendar for that month. Sheet looks similar to this, D1
formatted 6/1/08, D2,D3 =A1, E2,E3 =A1+1, formatted as d & ddd, formatted
across til the month end. (this sheet name would be June)

A B C D E F
1 June 08
2 1 2 3
3 Sun Mon Tue
4 Steve Off Off Desk

What I have done, is created another sheet, called "Task", A1 would equal
the employee name, A2 would equal the date (of the task to be preformed), A3
would be the 2 digit code for the task for that given date. What function
would I use that would match the sheet based on the date from the "Task"
sheet with the calendar sheet name of that month entered, match the name, and
put the 2 digit code for the correct name in the matching date box monthly
sheet. Thanks in advance for any help you can offer.
Steve D.
 
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