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TammyS
We have four shifts that rotate between days, swing, and graveyard. There is
always one shift off. We also make a variety of products and lengths (each
day the production schedule changes). Right now, I manually fill out a punch
sheet representing the day's production and I am trying to put the punch
sheet into Excel and have the information transfer from three worksheets.
The problem I have is that I allotted 15 lines per shift just in case there
are many change overs, but sometimes only a couple of lines are used and I
have to hide all the blank lines. Can Excel skip over the blank lines and
find the next line with information?
For instance:
D1=A1 but if A1 is blank, D1=A2 and so on.
Thanks.
always one shift off. We also make a variety of products and lengths (each
day the production schedule changes). Right now, I manually fill out a punch
sheet representing the day's production and I am trying to put the punch
sheet into Excel and have the information transfer from three worksheets.
The problem I have is that I allotted 15 lines per shift just in case there
are many change overs, but sometimes only a couple of lines are used and I
have to hide all the blank lines. Can Excel skip over the blank lines and
find the next line with information?
For instance:
D1=A1 but if A1 is blank, D1=A2 and so on.
Thanks.