Solution Formula Required - Employee Holidays

Redders17

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Hi All,

First post on here, been quite self sufficient for some time however this one exceeds my excel talents and looking into the wider talent pool for a solution.

I have an operational planner whereby I would like to automate the inclusion of employee holidays from another source on the network. So far I can pull the relevant data on a week by week basis into it's relevant week tab. This data will have "1" if the the employee is on leave and "0" if not; here's an example:

4294742948429494295042951
Employee A00000
Employee B10001
Employee C01110

<colgroup><col><col span="5"></colgroup><tbody>
</tbody>
0

<colgroup><col><col><col><col><col><col></colgroup><tbody>
</tbody>

The end goal would be to work the data on a larger scale (50+ employees) into the below format where in the first cell it has the employees name with the cells from left to right having the first holiday date and last holiday date. Then with every subsequent Employee list below that. If an employee is to return to work mid-week before going on holiday again this would be illustrated as a new line. See below how the above data would be presented:

Start day Last day
Employee B 42947 42947
Employee B 42951 42951
Employee C 42948 42950


Note: Employee A is not present and Employee B has 2 lines as he returns to work midweek.

Your help will be most appreciated.

Thank you in advance.
 

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