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ArviLaanemets ArviLaanemets is offline Summriez all worksheet in summary work sheet Windows 8 Summriez all worksheet in summary work sheet Office 2016
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In attachment is a version, where:
All attendancy entries are done in same sheet;
(As result), you can have any number of months without redesigning the workbook;
Summary is done on sheet Employees (you can have separate Report sheet, but this don't add any functionality, and adds complexity to design);
You can summarize any number of months, selecting start and end months for report period on sheet Employees.
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