The Allocation and Statistics of Quota of Teaching-Practicing Normal Graduates: Based on Excel Built-in Function and VBA

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This paper proposes an VBA add in function for excel for a dynamic statistics and allocation table for the quota of teaching-practicing normal graduates. The add in function initially calls some built-in functions such as SUMPRODUCT to sum all interlaced and partition columns. Then it applies the "protection attribute" of cell and "protect worksheet function" to protect the worksheets layout and existing formulas. After added the menu design by VBA programming, it finishes the dynamic statistical sheet in form of the template. This add in function has been approved that the efficiency of allocating the quota of teaching-practicing graduates can be improved a lot through this powerful add in.

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