This is a reading file for tracking information dissemination. It will contain approximately 100-150 names and track the status of each individual to ensure they have read the required information. There is a tab that represents Permanent information along with four tabs for information posted quarterly. I would like a single point of entry for names since the list is relatively fluid with people coming and going. Currently, entering a name on the Permanent tab enters the name on the other four tabs with a simple cell=cell function. This does allow me to enter a name in the first open cell in the associated column on the Permanent tab and then sort that column to keep the names in alphabetical order with the proper results showing up on the rest of the sheets but it does not allow me to sort the information in the columns to the right that track the completion of the required reading on the quarterly tabs. IE, I can hit the SORT button on the top left of the Permanent tab and it will sort everything fine on that tab but the others will not sort correctly because of the aforementioned cell=cell function.
An easy fix is to forget sectioning the information into quarterly reading and put it all on one sheet as the sort works fine that way but there is value to tracking these requirements quarterly. SO, how do I create a simple way to add and remove names to/from the workbook in alphabetical order that will maintain the name/reading status relationship?
A new reading requirement is posted in row 1/2 with a hyperlink to the reading. A person who has not read the requirement will have a blank cell at the intersection of their name and the new post in row 1/2 and there name block will be red. Once they read the post, they just put their initials in that cell and, assuming all other reading is complete, their name turns green and they get a "GO" in the corresponding quarter next to their name. It's an easy way to check to see if the requirement has been done.
Hope I have explained that well. Questions welcome!
Thank you for your assistance.
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