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Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Central NY(not the park)
Posts: 14
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Hello Again!
I am linking B2 "Employee #" to B4 "Employee Name" with =IF(B2=11,"Ed",IF(B2=230,"Scott")) but only up to 7 times. I need to use up to 30+- #'s per worksheet. Next I would like to have date in C4 written as: 3/22/02 auto fill 1 weeks days in D4 - D10 as Month/Day i.e. 3/22~3/23~324~3/25~3/26~3/27~3/28 I am using MSOffice97,Excel Thanks, Scott, aka"230" |
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MrExcel MVP
Join Date: Feb 2002
Location: Allentown, PA
Posts: 2,512
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For the first part, check out my downloadable VLOOKUP at:
http://www.thewordexpert.com/tipwarez.htm#MyVlookup D4 to D10 need to be formatted as you show, then: In D4, type =if(isblank(C4),"",C4) In D5, type =if(isblank(C4),"",D4+1) In D6, type =if(isblank(C4),"",D5+1) In D7, type =if(isblank(C4),"",D6+1) You get the idea...
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