Creating an OutPut from a Set of Data (VBA?)

J_MAW

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Hi

Hoping someone can help me :)

I have a workbook that consists of two tabs. I have From a "calendar" that records employee absence through Sickness (S) or Industrial Sickness (I)

We are finally going into the modern ages and will be recording this in a T&A system in the future. However, I need to prepare a file (in the format of Tab: Example, so the historical absence can be imported into the new system.

My file is below.

Tab: For Completion: Is the calendar currently in use

Tab: Example: Is what info I need to output (the unit will always be day)


https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ohGrU7erwJ3SDCnYeHCtfn0uBe_S1FFd

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

JMAW
 

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