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Oliver has a third "faculty" spreadsheet (data from Joyce Boda); not updated except by hand.

Table of Contents

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Copy previous "

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master" list as a template for the new master list.

Use convention

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"CCBpeople__

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YYYYMM"

This is now the current, date-stamped, people's "master" list.

Replace header row of "master" spreadsheet.

Cut-and-paste header from previous version of "master" spreadsheet.

This copying of the spreadsheet carries over all sorts of adjustments, such as:

  • The proper header, with code snippets.
  • The

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  • appropriate column spacing so header row is no more than 2 sentences high.

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  • An adjusted spreadsheet so header row does not move as one scrolls up and down through spreadsheet.

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  • An adjust spreadsheet so it will print well:
    • Page set up => Sheet tab:
      • Set "Rows to repeat at top:" to: $1:$1
      • Under this tab's "Print" section, select "Gridlines".

Delete all but the faculty entries

  • Use Data => Filter to show all but "*Faculty" rows, and delete those rows. then turn off Filter to show faculty members.

Prepare grad data

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and paste into "master" spreadsheet

Add "Grad" to title of each person in the "

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grad" spreadsheet.

  • Column "F". Title of column can be "Title".

Concatenate Chair and the Chair type.

  • Insert column "C".
  • Header is "Chair, type"
  • Add code to first blank column, at end ("H"):
    • =IF(ISBLANK(A2),"No Chair specified",CONCATENATE(A2,", ",B2))
  • Copy-and-paste results into "C" as "Values" only, then delete column H
    • Can't use cut, since Paste won't allow "Values" paste off a cut

Cut-and-

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pasted people data from "grad" spreadsheet into "master" spreadsheet (C-G => A-E)

  • Copy out the 5 key columns (C=>G) of data, not including header row.
  • Paste below the set of faculty data so that data is not over-written.

Clean up NetID's from Grad data in final sheet

  • Filter-select just "Grad" in Title column ("E").
  • Add code to column "I" for all Grads:
    • =SUBSTITUTE(D2,"@cornell.edu","")
      • Reminder: Replace the 2 in D2 with the right number!
      • Some of the addresses have leading spaces. To strip them, use this formula instead:
        • =SUBSTITUTE(SUBSTITUTE(D2," ","")

Do the appropriate data concatenations and substitutions

Full name

=CONCATENATE(B2," ",C2)

Email-to-NetID conversion

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        • ,"@cornell.edu","")

Text-copy or Values-copy NetID conversion column (J) into NetID column (D)

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  • Paste as "Values" into NetID column, "E".

Rearrange columns in staff spreadsheet to match master

  • The staff spreadsheet should have its columns rearranged to match the master spreadsheet
    • A -> Supervisor
    • B -> FirstName
    • C -> LastName
    • D -> NetID
    • E -> title
    • F -> CampusAddress

Cut-and-pasted people data from "staff" spreadsheet into "master" spreadsheet

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Copy faculty names into "master" spreadsheet

Current_Faculty201308_oh10

Copy previous "master" list.

Delete all but faculty entries

(columns A-F => D-I)

In "master", fill out email address and full name columns

  • Filter-select all by "*Faculty" in Title column ("E).
  • Column "G", Email address. Code:
    • =CONCATENATE(D2,"@cornell.edu")
      • Reminder: Replace the 2 in D2 with the right number!
  • Column "H", Full name. Code:
    • =CONCATENATE(B2," ",C2)
      • Reminder: Replace the 2 in D2 with the right number!

Determine changes of people between months

Copy spreadsheets of two months to compare into a directory.

Open spreadsheets and sort them the same. Such as Data => Sort:

  1. Supervisor/ Chair
  2. Last name
  3. Firstname

Copy old data into new spreadsheet.

  • Keep only columns A-E (Q: Same for Staff and for Grads?)
  • Paste into column "I" (Q: Same for Staff and for Grads?)

Code for column "F". For Grads:

  • =MATCH(E2,M:M,0)

For Staff:

  • =MATCH(D2,L:L,0)

Code for column "H":

  • =IF(F2=G2,"","!!")

Fill in column "G" sequentially, 2 through to the end.

Insert rows ("down") in either data set (the one on the right, or the one on the left) to get them to match up againUse Data => Filter to show all but "*Faculty" rows, and delete those rows. then turn off Filter to show faculty members.