• WSRNCIENG

    WSRNCIENG

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    • in reply to: Rows and colors #1780136

      I think this is what you are looking for….good luck.

    • in reply to: Delete A Record #517725

      Thanks all…really do appreciate it…both solutions will work fine….I don’t know why I didn’t think about the mtq..after all I use them all the time.

      At any rate thanks to all who replied.

    • in reply to: Parse ? #517575

      Brian,

      Thanks, I, just before I read your reply, did just that.

      Thanks

    • in reply to: Parse ? #517560

      Thanks for the quick reply…
      I tried your suggestion and it returned an error…
      I tried the following and it returned the first Initial, but I still don’t know how to get the second?

      Initials: Left([FullName],1)

      Again, Thanks

    • in reply to: Survey #517533

      Charolette,

      Thanks for your reply.
      This is a Peer review audit of medical personnel. Outcomes are used for
      performance evaluations, clinic evaluations on any given day that total
      performance was down. Is there a particular provider having problems in the
      same area-if so figure out why etc.

      There will be approximately 20 questions that I will do evaluations on.

      Again, this has not been developed as of yet, just looking for a starting point.

      Thanks in advance.

    • in reply to: WHERE formula? #516880

      Legare,

      Thanks for all of your help…it works perfectly, exactly what I needed.

      I put a call into MSSUPPORT 2 days ago, they asked for a sample spreadsheet and I haven’t heard from them since. You were able to resolve this for me in a matter of minutes.

      I sincerly appreciate it.

    • in reply to: WHERE formula? #516863

      Positively Brilliant!!!!!!By reading the description of the function, it is perfect…however, it is still returning N/A. I’m sure it’s me. I put the formula in Summary!C4 will that cause this problem?

      Thanks again.

    • in reply to: WHERE formula? #516861

      Thanks for the suggestion. I think this is almost what I am looking for. I’m not sure why reference C18 and when I apply the formula it returns N/A. I am not familiar with OFFSET so any help would be appreciated.

      Thanks

    • in reply to: WHERE formula? #516740

      Thanks for responding. I apolgize if I wasn’t clear.

      Summary!C3 is a date field as well as Test1!D5.

      Today is 2/28, if I updated this spreadsheet today, both Summary!C3 and Test1!D5 would have the 2/28 date therefore =. Since they equal, Test1!D18 has the data I am after. However, in 2 weeks the date in Summary!C3 will change to 3/14 but Test1!D5 will will still be 2/28. In Test1 I will add a new column, “E5”, and it will have the 3/14 date and will now equal Summary!C3. Therefore E18 now has the data I am after. (the column will always change but the row will not)

      Therefore, my “Where” is where Summary!c3=the “DATE COLUMN” in Test1, grab the data from that column(E) but same row(18).

      I hope this is more clear.

      Again thanks for your help.

    • in reply to: Multiple Spreadsheets #516715

      I don’t have an answer to your problem, but would sure like to know how you put the smiley faces here.

      Thanks

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