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Try something like this...
In Cell A1 put in the anniversary date. In Cell B1 ad the formula '=Today()' In Cell C1 add the formula '=B1 - A1' Make sure that cell C1 is formated as a number and you will get the number of days that have elapsed since the hire date. Is this what you are looking for??? HTH "Painter" wrote: I want to be able to put a formula in to a spreadsheet so that it will automatically accrue vacation time for an employee by anniversary date. How can I do this? |
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