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Default Macro to calculate next rate increase in weeks

I need a macro (or formula) that will calculate the next rate increase in a
number of weeks. The headers in my Excel spreadsheet a EMPLID, JOBCODE,
HOURLY RATE, STEP, STEP ENTRY DATE, COMPANY LOCATION, NEXT STEP DUE DATE.

(e.g. Job Code = OP3097, Hourly rate = 14.1026, step = 9, Step Entry Date =
08/04/2009, Step = 10, Company location = 300, Next Step Due Date = 16 weeks
(mmddyyyy).

Is more detail need in order to help me create this macro (or formula)?

Thanks!!
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Default Macro to calculate next rate increase in weeks

=StepEntryDate + (16*7)
Format as mmddyyyy

replace StepEntryDate with cell reference if you prefer that

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I need a macro (or formula) that will calculate the next rate increase in a
number of weeks. The headers in my Excel spreadsheet a EMPLID,
JOBCODE,
HOURLY RATE, STEP, STEP ENTRY DATE, COMPANY LOCATION, NEXT STEP DUE DATE.

(e.g. Job Code = OP3097, Hourly rate = 14.1026, step = 9, Step Entry Date
=
08/04/2009, Step = 10, Company location = 300, Next Step Due Date = 16
weeks
(mmddyyyy).

Is more detail need in order to help me create this macro (or formula)?

Thanks!!


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