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    My priority formula doesn't seem to work. Any ideas?
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    Make sure that you copy the formula starting with the = sign. Also, make sure your ranges in the Points sheet are properly named.
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    Where do I find priorities?
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    In step 9 you will see the formula for priorities, which you will enter (or copy/paste) into cell A2 and then copy to the rest of column A, from A3 - A10.
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    For step 3, where am I supposed to enter the data?
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    In the points sheet, A1-C7. The points sheet serves to hold 3 tables of weight measurements for your tasks: importance, effort and urgency.
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    What is the Templates tab used for?
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    You can copy recurring tasks to the Templates tab so you can find and recopy them back easily.
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    What do I do if I get the N/A when copy and pasting priority formulas in Excel?
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    Priority relies on the data supplied to the Importance, Effort and Urgency columns. Make sure each of these respective cells are filled in. Or just fill out Importance and Effort, then copy and paste one value for the rest. (Ramp Up = 0, Extension = 0, Today's date for Due). Keep in mind that Urgency itself relies on Ramp Up, Extension and Day(s) Left. And that Day(s) Left relies on Due date.
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