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    Labour Estimation spreadsheet

    Hi all,
    I'm trying to figure out the best way of automating a labour calculation task, to replicate what was achieved manually in the attached spreadsheet.
    Starting out with 2 known values, of duration & average labour resources on-site.
    I then want to divide the total duration into quarters, the 1st quarter will consume 10% of total labour, 2nd quarter 20%, 3rd = 45% & 4th = 25%.

    Ideally this would all be automated after inputting the initial 2 figures, however i am unsure if this is possible.
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    Re: Labour Estimation spreadsheet

    As best I understand the request is to automatically populate column D.
    This proposal employs a helper column which could be any unused column starting in row 7 and which may be hidden for aesthetic purposes.
    For illustrative purposes, paste the following into cell F7 and double click the fill handle to copy down:
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    Paste the following into cell D7 and double click the fill handle to copy down:
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    Re: Labour Estimation spreadsheet

    Hi JeteMc,
    Thanks for your reply. That worked well in that scenario.
    I have updated the sheet with a slight amendment & wonder would it be to possible to populate column D, based on 4 week blocks, rather than previous 25% of total duration blocks?


    Thanks
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    Re: Labour Estimation spreadsheet

    The following formula, pasted into cell D7 and then copied down, yields the same results in columns D:E as those seen in the file attached to post #3:
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