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Hi Erin
Is it possible to past a copy of your spreadhseet here so we can try and help you. OTPM |
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This is a more detailed sample of the spreadsheet that I am working from. The Data is on the Data tab and the schedule I want to create is on the Fall 2011 tab.
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I have had a play with your spreadsheet however I have been unable to find a solution. I am sure there is a formula that will do it and hopefully someone with more detailed skills than I will be able to help. I know you can do it with VBA but it will need a VBA expert to help. Good luck. Tony |
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