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I have a database of employees listing various data points, such as, SSN,
DOB, Address, Salary, department, and "Phase". All employees go through 5 different "phases" within the organization, (i.e. New Hires, Offer Lettered, etc.). I need a worksheet function that will go to this general database and retrieve or "LIST" all employee names and some of their relevant data points (i.e. address, salary) that are at a certain phase. Example, List all employees that are "New Hires". The LOOKUP function does not help in this effort. I would like to avoid a manuel copy, sort and delete process from the genearl database. |
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You can use autofilter for this, then automate it using a macro.
Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Flying Solo" wrote: I have a database of employees listing various data points, such as, SSN, DOB, Address, Salary, department, and "Phase". All employees go through 5 different "phases" within the organization, (i.e. New Hires, Offer Lettered, etc.). I need a worksheet function that will go to this general database and retrieve or "LIST" all employee names and some of their relevant data points (i.e. address, salary) that are at a certain phase. Example, List all employees that are "New Hires". The LOOKUP function does not help in this effort. I would like to avoid a manuel copy, sort and delete process from the genearl database. |
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