Hello,
This is (I feel) the toughest thing I've attempted so far. Everyone in the forums has been amazingly helpful. This request I think will require VBA because I don't know if it's possible without as it would require a dynamic clock amongst other things. My company doesn't have any schedule adherence tools so I was going to see if it was possible to generate through Excel. And apologies as I can never get the copy/paste to include the headers no matter how many times I try.
B1 will have my dynamic clock. I was not sure if that meant it needed to be a MOD or just a NOW formula. But all cells will reference that for the current time (and it needs to dynamically update without the use of F9). B3:??3 will have 5 minute increments up through 6:00pm. I plan on creating =B3...=??3 cells formatted with General numbers to convert times to decimals. Those are the cells the VBA will have to reference I presume.
What I would like to see...is it possible to cause the border between A4 and B4 (and of course continuing downward to the final agent) to shade to the double thick line when the clock hits 0800? And then once it hits 0805, the border between A4 and B4 will go away and the border between B4 and C4 will darken. This will show that it has hit 8:05am. I was going to shade the breaks and lunch periods for each rep within the respective rows so that way anyone using the spreadsheet can see if the rep should be at break at that time. The formula will run all the way through 1800.
I know 1 minute increments would allow for a smoother movement of the border lines. And I'm not opposed to adding the extra columns and shrinking the width. But is this something that can be done?
Thank you in advance,
This is (I feel) the toughest thing I've attempted so far. Everyone in the forums has been amazingly helpful. This request I think will require VBA because I don't know if it's possible without as it would require a dynamic clock amongst other things. My company doesn't have any schedule adherence tools so I was going to see if it was possible to generate through Excel. And apologies as I can never get the copy/paste to include the headers no matter how many times I try.
B1 will have my dynamic clock. I was not sure if that meant it needed to be a MOD or just a NOW formula. But all cells will reference that for the current time (and it needs to dynamically update without the use of F9). B3:??3 will have 5 minute increments up through 6:00pm. I plan on creating =B3...=??3 cells formatted with General numbers to convert times to decimals. Those are the cells the VBA will have to reference I presume.
What I would like to see...is it possible to cause the border between A4 and B4 (and of course continuing downward to the final agent) to shade to the double thick line when the clock hits 0800? And then once it hits 0805, the border between A4 and B4 will go away and the border between B4 and C4 will darken. This will show that it has hit 8:05am. I was going to shade the breaks and lunch periods for each rep within the respective rows so that way anyone using the spreadsheet can see if the rep should be at break at that time. The formula will run all the way through 1800.
I know 1 minute increments would allow for a smoother movement of the border lines. And I'm not opposed to adding the extra columns and shrinking the width. But is this something that can be done?
Thank you in advance,