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Here is the lookup table I am using.
column A Column B Column C DUTY CODES SHRED CODES EXPLANATION 11 Direct Labor REG 411 Over Time OT 611 Compensate CT 12 Direct TDY 26 30 Shop Clean-up SHPC 26 66 Tool Control TCIS 27 1 Training TRNG 29 Union Activities UNIN 31 Annual Leave AL 32 Sick Leave SL 33 44 Holiday HOL 38 Compensatory Leave CTL What I explained earlier, I would like for a blank to appear whenever a number that is not on the lookup table is entered in column f6, but I got a #N/a instead. Below is a small sample of my excel sheet that I use for time. col a col b col c col d date code hrs type code ______________________________ M 3-1-02 | 27 | 2.5 | TRNG M 3-1-02 | 11 | 2.5 | (REG)Work is Blank M 3-1-02 | 31 | 3 | AL T 3-2-02 | 11 | 8 | W 3-3-02 | 11 | 2 | w 3-3-02 | 27 | 2 |Inserted extra line W 3-3-02 | 32 | 4 | SL NOW For Part 2!!! I also need a formula to total each day's hours, not to exceed 8 hrs, unless OT code is in col B, What the problem is, I have a summary sheet by day which shows only if I was off for Sick Leave or Annual Leave. Each line is used for a single day. I do not know how to write a formula to look at more than one line if that date goes beyond one line. If a line is inserted in the above form my AL will move one day later or not appear at all. # Pay Period...... M T W T F / M T W T F 06 Mar 24 Apr 06.. 3 4 07 Apr 07 Apr 20.. 08 Apr 21 May 04.. 09 May 05 May 18.. 10 May 19 Jun 01.. HELP, Thanks Walter If you want, I will sent you part of the woorkbook to anyone who can give me more pointers on this. |
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