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I want to enter names in one worksheet and display "full" in another? Can
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Can you explain more clearly what you want? Give examples of data and columns
plus the logic required. e.g If A2= xyz then ...... "CJB" wrote: I want to enter names in one worksheet and display "full" in another? Can anyone tell me how to write this formula? |
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I'm not very good with excel, I apologize. I want employees to be able to
enter their personal information for health screen signups. they will put in their name, birthdate, department, phone, etc. they will have to pick a date and time that is specified. i thought I would do this in one worksheet. But in order to keep their information confidential, when another person goes to sign in then I want that date and time with their name and personal information to show that is full. in otherwords I want all employees to enter their information in a date and time they choose but when they veiw the worksheet they see "full" that date and time is full - pick another. Does that make any sense? I know how to put information in one worksheet and will it update it in another, I don't know how to display something else? "Toppers" wrote: Can you explain more clearly what you want? Give examples of data and columns plus the logic required. e.g If A2= xyz then ...... "CJB" wrote: I want to enter names in one worksheet and display "full" in another? Can anyone tell me how to write this formula? |
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