dragonmouse
Board Regular
- Joined
- May 14, 2008
- Messages
- 129
- Office Version
- 2016
- Platform
- Windows
I'm trying a different route to my attendance workbook. I think it can be done with a formula rather than VBA, but I'm not wise enough. So I'll just "pretend" to write it.
"If (A1 Date =TODAY()Worksheet1 and A1 Date=Today()Worksheet2 and A1 Date=Today()Worksheet3) THEN TRUE, otherwise FALSE."
I'm going to have everyone enter the date in a preformatted cell A1 on their respective worksheets, If all the dates in all three worksheets MATCH the "current date", then on my "consolidated" worksheet in Cell B1, I want it to return TRUE otherwise return FALSE.
This will tell me that I need to find out which workcenter has not done their attendance or if it's complete. Thoughts?
"If (A1 Date =TODAY()Worksheet1 and A1 Date=Today()Worksheet2 and A1 Date=Today()Worksheet3) THEN TRUE, otherwise FALSE."
I'm going to have everyone enter the date in a preformatted cell A1 on their respective worksheets, If all the dates in all three worksheets MATCH the "current date", then on my "consolidated" worksheet in Cell B1, I want it to return TRUE otherwise return FALSE.
This will tell me that I need to find out which workcenter has not done their attendance or if it's complete. Thoughts?