Project management in excel

peshopesh

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Any help or guidance would be amazing on this one:

I'm wanting to use Excel as a project management tool. I have designed individual project sheets, with a cel per day. Each sheet is a 6 month snapshot of the project, and depending on the project there might be just one sheet (6 months) or 4 sheets (2 years).

What I need now is an overview spreadsheet (in a separate file) which shows what is going on with all projects, but not all the details. I want to control (with formulas or conditioning) what is carried over.

I am happy to fill botht the individual sheets and overview sheets with formuals etc, as long as the interface is simple, as I won't be using it on a day to day business, other users will.

Everything I have found on the net so far seems to rely on Gantt charts, and this is what I am after I guess, but with more control, and the feeder sheets going into an overview sheet.

Thanks in advance for anyones help.
 

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