We keep a calendar in the Public Folders to keep track of days people are out
of the office for anything, sick, vacation, holiday, etc. Then prior to the
annual reviews we look through this to see how many days were missed and if
too many Mondays or Fridays are being used for sick time. However, now we
have a couple years worth of information out there. When we use the Find it
shows us all of it rather than the past twelve months. Now keep in mind,
that on any given day 10 people could be absent so one day could list 10
different items.
Is there an easy way to look for a specific person within the past 12 months?

Thanks!

use a filtered view or advanced find for a persons name in a specific field.

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"TJAC" wrote in message
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We keep a calendar in the Public Folders to keep track of days people are
out
of the office for anything, sick, vacation, holiday, etc. Then prior to
the
annual reviews we look through this to see how many days were missed and
if
too many Mondays or Fridays are being used for sick time. However, now we
have a couple years worth of information out there. When we use the Find
it
shows us all of it rather than the past twelve months. Now keep in mind,
that on any given day 10 people could be absent so one day could list 10
different items.
Is there an easy way to look for a specific person within the past 12
months?

Thanks!