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Dan you had followup questions? Please post them here with an updated example sheet. We don't use private messages that way.
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Hi JBeaucaire,
I wondered why I didn't get a reply to my post. I just dug up this thread again as I'd really like my question answered.
I've used your array technique in post on 12-04-2009 06:02 AM. It works beautifully.
I've used the same formula not only for our client acronyms, but also for the budget items as these can vary. We do have a set of budget items that I'd like to always be displayed at the top, and the custom ones to go down below. Is this possible? Can you add something to the code below to say 'display these entries at the top, and only at the top'?
For example, we always use 'Time and Materials, After Hours 1, After Hours 2, Management etc.
Hope you can help.
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