Any Excel workbook can be converted to an add-in. The steps you need to follow to create an add-in are very precise, and may seem a bit overwhelming (particularly the first couple of times you do it). To create a protected add-in file, follow these steps:
Figure 1. The Protection tab of the project's Properties dialog box.
Figure 2. The Summary tab of the workbook's Properties dialog box.
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2017-05-04 14:46:18
Chris
Hi Everyone
Need an help on summing of dates of travel and build macro .. have mentioned the steps to get result
Totally 3 columns.
Employee id, start date and end date of travel.
Out of which we have extract only entries which have 7 or more days of travel.
Things to be noted..
Emp id are repetitive
If start and end date are same should considered 1 day.
If end date of first entry and start date of next entry are same for same employee should be considered 1 days.
We should check if dates are consecutive and more than 7 days for same employee
Result should be report on all consecutive dates for same employee if 7 or more days and dont report if less than 7 days
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