Im working on a vacation tracker, so far I have €œstart date€�, €œtodays
date€�, €œdays360€�,
€œ=IF(D5<360,"0",IF(D5<720,"5",IF(D5<1800,"10",IF (D5<3600,"15",IF(D5=3600,"20","")))))€�
(returns the number of days earned.) €œdays used€�, €œdays left€�. Is there a
way to get excel to add the correct number of days to the available days on
the anniversary date? Or does someone already have a vacation tracker made
that they wouldnt mind sharing?

Two comments on your formula:
If you want the answer to be a number, rather than a text string, throw away
the quotes around the "numbers".
You don't need to test for =3600, because you've already covered the cases
where D5<3600.

Your formula can therefore become
=IF(D5<360,0,IF(D5<720,5,IF(D5<1800,10,IF(D5<3600, 15,20))))

If the question you are asking is how to calculate the number of days
worked, given a start date in A5, the answer is =TODAY()-A5 (with the result
formatted as a number or general, not a date).
--
David Biddulph

"RRyan" wrote in message
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I'm working on a vacation tracker, so far I have "start date", "today's
date", "days360",
"=IF(D5<360,"0",IF(D5<720,"5",IF(D5<1800,"10",IF(D 5<3600,"15",IF(D5=3600,"20","")))))"
(returns the number of days earned.) "days used", "days left". Is there a
way to get excel to add the correct number of days to the available days
on
the anniversary date? Or does someone already have a vacation tracker
made
that they wouldn't mind sharing?

Thanks for the first suggestion it works great. What I'm trying to do is
track Vacation time. If an employee has time left to take on his/her
anniversary I would like to have the proper number of days added to the days
left. I can't find anything to suggest that excel will do this.

"David Biddulph" wrote:

Two comments on your formula:
If you want the answer to be a number, rather than a text string, throw away
the quotes around the "numbers".
You don't need to test for =3600, because you've already covered the cases
where D5<3600.

Your formula can therefore become
=IF(D5<360,0,IF(D5<720,5,IF(D5<1800,10,IF(D5<3600, 15,20))))

If the question you are asking is how to calculate the number of days
worked, given a start date in A5, the answer is =TODAY()-A5 (with the result
formatted as a number or general, not a date).
--
David Biddulph

"RRyan" wrote in message
...
I'm working on a vacation tracker, so far I have "start date", "today's
date", "days360",
"=IF(D5<360,"0",IF(D5<720,"5",IF(D5<1800,"10",IF(D 5<3600,"15",IF(D5=3600,"20","")))))"
(returns the number of days earned.) "days used", "days left". Is there a
way to get excel to add the correct number of days to the available days
on
the anniversary date? Or does someone already have a vacation tracker
made
that they wouldn't mind sharing?


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