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A possible solution in edited workbook.
Added a calendar table and a calculated column into 1st table. Btw, having a table you add a new column per week is a waste and after some time will be cumbersome! Why not design a report sheet, where you select a week (you can use data validation list), and a table for this week is filled (list of active employees in column A, list of active streams at top, and percents in table, plus additional column for person total). |
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