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    Rolling 365 day tracking sheet

    Hello,
    I need some help with my excel worksheet please...
    I need to keep track of our employees absences in a rolling calendar year (365 days), I have a tracking sheet that I have uploaded and been working on, when a person is absent for the day I put a 1, that 1 absence then rolls off after 365 days from the day it was acquired. I need a formula please! any help would be greatly appreciated!
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    Re: Rolling 365 day tracking sheet

    And where do you expect the result (which cell) and what is the result e.g. for person no. 1
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    Re: Rolling 365 day tracking sheet

    I expect the result to show in cell NV-4 for person no.1.
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    Re: Rolling 365 day tracking sheet

    Since it is a huge file, it is difficult to handle.
    Why is NV 4 (since the result in that cell is 3).
    It uses the sum formula, so that looks ok to me.

    you want a rolling absence, I think you better of using a table (data in rows instead of columns).

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    Re: Rolling 365 day tracking sheet

    to give you an idea.

    a macro to rearange the data.

    after that a pivot table.

    see the attached file.

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    Re: Rolling 365 day tracking sheet

    Thank you very much oeldere for the file, unfortunately I am unable to run because of VBA, not allowed at my work computer, is there anyway to use the sheet I already have and use a formula to get the sum of absences in cell NV-4-100 for each row, and just subtract and absence one year from the date they got an absence? I am sorry if this is confusing, I really appreciate the help.
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    Re: Rolling 365 day tracking sheet

    if you want a rolling 365 tracking sheet you need to add 365 columns with a formula.

    It the file more hugh than it is on the moment.

    How would you analyse the data that way.

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    Re: Rolling 365 day tracking sheet

    Put this formula under a column called Absent (corrected code below if you already tried previous code)
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    Change ($K$5:$NK$5) to the range of your dates. If your dates start in Row 4 column D and end in row 4 column Z then it would be ($D$4:$Z$4
    Change the ($K6:$NK6) to the range of your first employee. Then copy/paste the formula straight down for it to change to K7, K8, K9 etc.
    Change CO to whatever you enter in the cell for an absent. Or you can set up a drop down menu via data validation.

    Then add columns for every date. You can add a date 8/15/2017, drag corner of cell to the right to populate the rest of the days in the same row. Click the little box after dragging the corner to select weekdays only if you need.
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