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    Attendance calculation, Excel Macro

    I need help with an excel macro that will take a username (string) in the first column and look at everytime that they either have an P (present), T (tardy), E (Excused), or A (absent) in a second column. They will be given 400 points if they were present every time, but for every T (10 points), A (60 points), E (25 points) will be deducted from their original 400 point score. Any help would be aprreciated, I don't know where to start.
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    twsit,

    Please attach your workbook.


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    twsit, welcome to the Forum.

    Please take a few minutes to read the Forum Rules then edit your post's title. Thanks
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    Attendance Example.xlsx

    Here is example, I have a nice formula that works in excel, but I want to make a macro to make things a little faster.
    Thanks

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    twsit,

    Please do change the title otherwise I will close this thread

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    There you go, is this one better.

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    Nope. To vague and not related to the problem

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    twsit,

    make a macro to make things a little faster
    Nice formula.

    Please explain how you want to make things a little faster?


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    Last edited by Leith Ross; 11-04-2008 at 12:19 AM. Reason: Removed bolding from quote.

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    so i don't have to copy and paste cells to the right of information that angel (a online class website) spits out for me into an excel worksheet I can just run a macro and it will do the calculation for me and spit it out, this will not save much time, but enough when your dealing with a lot of classes.

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