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I'm trying to transcribe information from timecards to a spreadsheet. The
person who designed the spreadsheet for me only put in equations to row 46 (not nearly enough). Heres an idea of what it looks like since I am too uneducated on this program to know how to describe it. Cell A4 looks like this : =IF(B3="","",B3) A46 says, =IF(B45="","",B45). My question is: Is there a way to just automatically put the next line's equation in, or do I have to type it all out? Seems to me that would just double my work load. (i.e. A46 says =IF(B45="","",B45) I want A47 to automatically say =IF(B46="","",B46)) Is there a way to make that happen? He also set it up so that when I typed in a date (i.e. 1/3) it would convert it into the day of the week in the next column - is there a way to continue that on down the page? Ack!! I think I'm even more confused now than I was 10 minutes ago. Please help. Thanks so much in advance. |
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