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OK, I tried to set up a test example. I created a list of names (Employee 1,
Employee 2, etc..) in a column. These names were in W3:W33. In an adjascent cell I entered =INDIRECT(INDEX(W3:W33,DAY(TODAY()),1)) The result in the formulated cell is #REF. What did I do wrong? I appreciate your help. "Gary''s Student" wrote: Here is a solution for a single cell, K12, the other six are similar. We build a small table somewhere, say Z1 thru Z31, that contains the source addresses. So enter: F4 in cell Z1 B12 in cell Z2 . . . Now we can use the day of the month to index into the Z-Table to get the proper source address. So on May 1st we would use Z1 to tell us the source should be cell F4, etc. In K12 enter: =INDIRECT(INDEX(Z1:Z31,DAY(TODAY()),1)) Similar approach for K13, K14, ..... An interesting question. -- Gary''s Student - gsnu200851 "RJJ" wrote: I am trying to find a way to copy a short range each day with the TODAY() instruction. The real challenge I think is although the destination is always the same ( a range of 7), the source will change each day. In other words, on May 1st, cells F4:F10 would appear in cells K12:K18. Followed by May 2nd cells B12:B18 would appear in K12:K18 and so on. I am trying to get a list of 7 names per day to appear in a single master list in another sheet. I know this is a tough one. Hope someone can help? Richard |
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