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    Formula to identify Levels from CEO

    Hi universe of experts!
    Hope you are all well, I'm looking to help identifying levels from the CEO in data set, wondering if I could get some help on a formula I can use or what would be the best way to determine this without going manually. I've attached my sample data

    I'm essentially trying to determine values in that currently appear in Column F (Levels from CEO)

    CEO being 0 or CEO the top of the hierarchy, then their direct reports should be -1, then the direct reports of the CEO's direct reports would then be -2 and so on. If anyone can help me with this would be amazing!!!!!!!!!

    I attached a sample data set with what the final result should look like with the column of levels from CEO populated by formula (column F)
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    Re: Formula to identify Levels from CEO

    Hi tttt2020 and welcome to the forum,

    You will need to put a zero in for the CEO and then this formula for all others.
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    See the attached. You can then sort on employee number and all works fine.
    Levels from CEO Sample Answer.xlsx
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    Re: Formula to identify Levels from CEO

    Quote Originally Posted by MarvinP View Post
    Hi tttt2020 and welcome to the forum,

    You will need to put a zero in for the CEO and then this formula for all others.
    Formula: copy to clipboard
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    See the attached. You can then sort on employee number and all works fine.
    Attachment 667136
    OMG MARVINP!!!!! YOU ARE AN AMAZING PERSON!!!!! It is exactly what I was looking for and you have literally saved my sanity from crumbling into the sea come report time!!!! I cant thank you enough!!!!

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    Re: Formula to identify Levels from CEO

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