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From: George on 1 Mar 2010 11:30
Hi Russell,

Thanks for your response and to answer your questions, It is to protect
other's seeing confidential data and currently I do not have a column with
the Manager's names. Any suggestions you might have on how to relate manager
to employees would be great also.


"Russell Dawson" wrote:

> Is the exclusivity down to confidential data or is it just to make it easy
> for the Managers to see their own staff?
>
> Is there a column that contains the Manager's name?
>
> If so and if confidential matter is not a problem then a simple filter will
> do it.
> --
> Russell Dawson
> Excel Student
>
> Please hit "Yes" if this post was helpful.
>
>
> "George" wrote:
>
> > Good Morning,
> >
> > I have a spreadsheet that contains a list of employee names (In Column "A")
> > and information across a row related to them....Each employee is under 1 of 4
> > managers and what I need to do is have a way for the manager to log into the
> > spreadsheet and only display the employees that is under them.
> >
> > Thank you in advance for your help,
> > George
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