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![]() I am coming up with very different numbers ot your grid, so want to make sure are counting the same thing. You want open jobs for the period? So if a job was started in May 2020 and closed in september 2020 what job would count in May, June, July, August and September? I make Franks count for the 31th of May 2020 to the 30th of June 2020 as 24 jobs open |
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Hi Purfleet, thanks for your help. The numbers in the table are fictional just to give an impression of what I’m trying to produce. The results I was getting were so far off the mark I had to give up and enter made-up numbers.
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