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Employee Schedule Template-Excel

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I would like to set-up a schedule that identifies total needed employees.  I share the spreadsheet with my staff to allow them to set-up their own schedules.  Is there a formula to lock a cell under the column once the staffing needs have been met?  Example, I need 2 employees on Monday but 3 employees sign up.  Is there a way to lock the cell after the 2nd employee signs up, not allowing the 3rd person to sign up?

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best response confirmed by allyreckerman (Microsoft)
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I don't know of a formula per se, but you could use conditional formatting to turn a cell red when a specified number has been reached.
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best response confirmed by allyreckerman (Microsoft)
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I don't know of a formula per se, but you could use conditional formatting to turn a cell red when a specified number has been reached.

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