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I’d love to use a formula to quickly identify an employee’s reporting level as at the moment it is a manual task and takes quite a long time, so let’s make excel do the work for me! I don’t think I am an excel god but I have a strong grip on excel formula syntax and use excel on a near constant basis for my job (data analyst).
The program then uses the details from the spreadsheet to draw the org chart for me.Īt the moment I use the published org charts to figure out which level employees are on. The program uploads an excel file with staff names and any other details much like the one I have attached to this post as a google sheets link.
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I am working with the org chart program Insperity Org Plus 2012 and MS Excel 2010 to draw org charts. I think the query boils down to two key questions:ġ - is there is a formula or combination of formulae that can identify reporting levels based on an employee’s line manager (column K)? 2 - if not, what can be done so that I can quickly identify an employee’s level based on his/her line manager? In a nutshell, I would like to see if there is a (non-VBA/macro) way to use formulae to determine the “ reporting level” of an employee in a hierarchy based on each employee’s line manager. Context of the query is at the bottom of this post and I have attached a screenshot and google spreadsheet that is an exact copy of the spreadsheet I use for this task. I looked briefly for previous non-VBA submissions on my current query and haven’t found anything, but I would be grateful if somebody could help with out with this.
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