Data can be tough AP
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Hi All,
I am looking to see if there is a way to build an employee turnover calculation from 2 tables. Previously I would just arrange the columns in an exact order and do simple calculations, but trying to find something that would faster than aligning everything in exact rows. The goal being that for January, it would just be leavers/headcount, and then for each following period it would be the sum of each month / average of each month. I tried to do a combination of index and match but struggled to get the formula to move with the periods.
Is there a way to do a formula that could pick this data up without much sorting?
For example,
January: January Leavers / January Headcount
June: Sum of leavers January - June / Average January - June
Kind regards,
Antonis
I am looking to see if there is a way to build an employee turnover calculation from 2 tables. Previously I would just arrange the columns in an exact order and do simple calculations, but trying to find something that would faster than aligning everything in exact rows. The goal being that for January, it would just be leavers/headcount, and then for each following period it would be the sum of each month / average of each month. I tried to do a combination of index and match but struggled to get the formula to move with the periods.
Is there a way to do a formula that could pick this data up without much sorting?
For example,
January: January Leavers / January Headcount
June: Sum of leavers January - June / Average January - June
Kind regards,
Antonis