Have re written question and file attached in hope it simplifies what I am looking for. Its driving me nuts so would appreciate any help.
I need to populate row 6 from task duration in row 2 (manual input) at each start point shown in Row 5. This is probably really easy but am just too green to solve the puzzle.
Any help appreciated Thanks
Chambo
Last edited by Martin Chamberlin; 10-03-2011 at 05:55 PM. Reason: Simplified request
I see you haven't had any replies...maybe I'm not the only one afraid of opening that file. Try copying the formulas and putting them in the forum as text.
Was wondeing why no one was responding. There are no formulas in the file but I have pdf'd the attachment.Originally Posted by Turbo Dog
Thanks for the reply
Chambo
ps. Is there anything suspicious about the original attachment?? The last post I placed got zero response also. Feedback appreciated.
Martin, you are correct with the way you posted your workbook, this IS how its accepted here and required, no-one like workbooks that have to be downloaded from elsewhere but a standard xls, xlsx or xlm is fine
@ Turbo Dog as you can see i have shown some Excel file extensions above if you're not familiar with them i can help you out
.xls = standard 97 - 2003 format could contain macros
.xlsx = 2007 - 2010 standard workbook WITHOUT macros
.xlm = 2007 - 2010 stndard workbook WITH macros
So you need not fear opening that workbook!
Not all forums are the same - seek and you shall find
Thanks Simon, where do I find the file extensions you mention? RegardsMartin, you are correct with the way you posted your workbook, this IS how its accepted here and required, no-one like workbooks that have to be downloaded from elsewhere but a standard xls, xlsx or xlm is fine
@ Turbo Dog as you can see i have shown some Excel file extensions above if you're not familiar with them i can help you out
.xls = standard 97 - 2003 format could contain macros
.xlsx = 2007 - 2010 standard workbook WITHOUT macros
.xlm = 2007 - 2010 stndard workbook WITH macros
So you need not fear opening that workbook!
At the end of the attached file!, his file is called "hlookup or andif help.xlsx" so looking at the end of the name of any attached file will let you know which format it's in
Thats the file I originally attached. I was confused when Turbo Dog said viewers may not want to open it.At the end of the attached file!, his file is called "hlookup or andif help.xlsx" so looking at the end of the name of any attached file will let you know which format it's in
I still dont have a solution. Help!
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