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Our yearly timesheets are divided into bi-weekly worksheets, displaying the
whole year. How do I formulate a running total for sick and vacation days?
Example: In January, we should start out with 5 sick days and 10 vacation
days, if someone takes a sick day in Feb. I want the running total to show 4.
When the number reaches 0, is there also a way in which to not allow an
employee to input for another sick day?
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You will need to specify more how you identify SICK.
Is it selected from a drop down list?
Or just typed in a cell?
Corey....
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Our yearly timesheets are divided into bi-weekly worksheets, displaying
the
whole year. How do I formulate a running total for sick and vacation days?
Example: In January, we should start out with 5 sick days and 10 vacation
days, if someone takes a sick day in Feb. I want the running total to show
4.
When the number reaches 0, is there also a way in which to not allow an
employee to input for another sick day?
--
Thanks,
Holly



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