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Compass Rose - 08 Mar 2007 05:56 GMT
I have created a monthly time sheet for my employees to fill out. Since they
can work on different projects during the days of the month, the spreadsheet
looks like this:

                            M          A           R             C          
H
                   1          2         3         4          5         6  
........... 30          31
Project A      2.5                  1.5      1.0                  3.5        
   1.5
Project B      3.0       4.5                 3.5                  2.0        
   3.5         4.5
Project C      1.5                  2.5                  6.0                
    2.5         3.5
Project D                 3.0                 2.5                  1.5      
                  1.0
.....

What I would like to see is the worksheets that follow the master
spreadsheet to be populated as follows:

    Project A
1           2.5
3           1.5
4           1.0
6           3.5
......
30         1.5

    Project B
1           3.0
2           4.5
4           3.5
6           2.0
......
30         3.5
31         4.5

    Project C
1           1.5
3           2.5
5           6.0
......
30         2.5
31         3.5

   Project D
2           3.0
4           2.5
6           1.5
......
31         1.0

etc. for the number of projects on the master spreadsheet, and each project
on a separate worksheet.

Is this a VBA project, or can it be done using worksheet functions?

TIA
David
Compass Rose - 08 Mar 2007 06:10 GMT
Sorry, this didn't format on this post the way it looked when it was being
composed. Hopefully, you get the idea of what I'm trying to accomplish.

David

> I have created a monthly time sheet for my employees to fill out. Since they
> can work on different projects during the days of the month, the spreadsheet
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> TIA
> David
Martin Fishlock - 08 Mar 2007 07:08 GMT
It is probably best to write a macro to make table and then use pivot tables.
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Hope this helps
Martin Fishlock, Bangkok, Thailand
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> Sorry, this didn't format on this post the way it looked when it was being
> composed. Hopefully, you get the idea of what I'm trying to accomplish.
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> > TIA
> > David
 
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