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Phatboy_D
My predicament:
Excel is the only available medium on our network. I have to show a breakout
of manpower daily and email daily. We also maintain a history to show
attendance in the past. I'm trying to automate this process.
Column A is workers by Name, column B - IV (Excel limits) in row 2 are dates
Jan 1, 07 to whatever. I currently pull attendance from one update sheet
that is manually edited daily which automatically updates other sheets. But
the history sheet is my current challenge. I'd like it to only change the
column that has the date that matches (=today ()). The following equation
does what I need but overrides the previous dates each day unfortunately:
=IF((B$2=$A$1),CONCATENATE($H3),"")
A1 =today ()
N2 = is the start of Jan 1, 2007, O2 is Jan 2 and so on
My problem is the FALSE part of the IF statement. I'd only like to perform
changes if it is TRUE and do nothing to the cell if it is false. Is this
possible?
Regards,
Dan
Excel is the only available medium on our network. I have to show a breakout
of manpower daily and email daily. We also maintain a history to show
attendance in the past. I'm trying to automate this process.
Column A is workers by Name, column B - IV (Excel limits) in row 2 are dates
Jan 1, 07 to whatever. I currently pull attendance from one update sheet
that is manually edited daily which automatically updates other sheets. But
the history sheet is my current challenge. I'd like it to only change the
column that has the date that matches (=today ()). The following equation
does what I need but overrides the previous dates each day unfortunately:
=IF((B$2=$A$1),CONCATENATE($H3),"")
A1 =today ()
N2 = is the start of Jan 1, 2007, O2 is Jan 2 and so on
My problem is the FALSE part of the IF statement. I'd only like to perform
changes if it is TRUE and do nothing to the cell if it is false. Is this
possible?
Regards,
Dan