Hello,
I am trying to write an "if" statement that will take into account 3 conditions that are on the worksheet one and rearrange the information on worksheet two based on station # and time. I need to be able to have the AM names/times applied to the stations in the AM section and the PM times/names applied to the PM station.
=if(and(C#=S#,B#<time(13.0.0)), A#, False)
That is for an AM shift
=if(and(C#=S#,B#>time(13.0.0)), A#, False)
That is for a PM shift
Where C# refers to the station, B# refers to the time they work, and A# refers to their name. Any idea how I can get this to place the AM people in the correct AM spots and the PM in the correct pm spots?
Configuration: Windows Vista Internet Explorer 8.0
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