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I am very new to outlook. I normally go the excel route, but I am having
trouble with the data consolidation due to the mulitple task levels I have using list boxes. If I have a team of 10 for a project that is lasting over a year and I need to create a form for them to input their time on each task (timecard). Each task is made up of a primary task and up to 3 subtasks that will require list boxes. The employee will choose the appropriate tasks using the list boxes for tasks that they are working on. Each timecard could have many variations of tasks. I then need to consolidate that data into a spreadsheet by task, by employee, by month, or year to date. Is this something outlook is capable of? I have already spent numerous hours on this, I cant afford to waste anymore time. Any suggestions? |
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