I have a annual wages sheet split in 52 weeks and also split into quarters.
Col A is PAY 01, PAY 02, PAY 03 etc. Col B is week ending, Col C is Ordinary
hrs, Col E is O/Time hrs, Col G is Sick Leave hrs, Col I is Holiday Leave hrs.
I have a timesheet with Mon to Fri going down with columns across for
Ordinary hrs, O/time hrs, Sick leave hrs and Holidays leave hrs. The hours
are totalled in C24, D24, E24 and F24.
I want to be able to type in the pay no. (PAY 01, PAY 30) into cell G2 in
the timesheet and for the annual wages sheet to then pick up the various
totals from the timesheet. Is this possible?
Pete_UK - 05 May 2008 10:33 GMT
Have a look at the INDIRECT function in Excel Help - this allows you
to build up cell and range references as strings. Post back (with more
details) if you are still unclear.
Pete
On May 5, 6:31 am, stallence <stalle...@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote:
> I have a annual wages sheet split in 52 weeks and also split into quarters.
> Col A is PAY 01, PAY 02, PAY 03 etc. Col B is week ending, Col C is Ordinary
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> the timesheet and for the annual wages sheet to then pick up the various
> totals from the timesheet. Is this possible?
stallence - 05 May 2008 23:02 GMT
Hi Pete
I can't get INDIRECT to work. Not that I am much good with functions. The
timesheet figures will be changing on a weekly basis. I know if I wanted the
timesheet to pick up info from the annual sheet which is in list form (though
split into quarters) I could use VLOOKUP but it is working the other way
round that I can't work out except to have 52 timesheets and each one
relating to each of the 52 lines in the annual sheet which I didn't really
want to do.
Regards
Fiona
> Have a look at the INDIRECT function in Excel Help - this allows you
> to build up cell and range references as strings. Post back (with more
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> > the timesheet and for the annual wages sheet to then pick up the various
> > totals from the timesheet. Is this possible?