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Karl
Hi,
I've created a Gantt chart in Excel. The date header for the first column
references the start date of the first task, so in the cell H4 is simply
"=D4".
The column headers show days of the week as well as dates (convenient as I
use workday function to arrive at each task's end date).
If someone has a task that starts, say, on a Wednesday, I want them to be
able to columns H and I. However, at the moment this breaks the reference to
cell D4 - and all the other date headers are arrived at by referencing this
cell ("=D4+1â€, "=D5+1" etc.).
Is there anyway I can have the formula "=D4" to be carried over to the new
H4 cell (J4 as was) when I delete the current columns H and I?
Thanks
Karl
I've created a Gantt chart in Excel. The date header for the first column
references the start date of the first task, so in the cell H4 is simply
"=D4".
The column headers show days of the week as well as dates (convenient as I
use workday function to arrive at each task's end date).
If someone has a task that starts, say, on a Wednesday, I want them to be
able to columns H and I. However, at the moment this breaks the reference to
cell D4 - and all the other date headers are arrived at by referencing this
cell ("=D4+1â€, "=D5+1" etc.).
Is there anyway I can have the formula "=D4" to be carried over to the new
H4 cell (J4 as was) when I delete the current columns H and I?
Thanks
Karl