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In Excel 2003, I can't figure out the fomula for a company that has full time
and part time employees who recieve family leave time. For full time employees who have been employed 1 year or more they get 5 days, if they have been employed less than 1 year they get 3 days. For part time employees who have been employed 2 or more years they get 3 days. This needs to be formulated in 1 cell. Can anybody help me, I'm going crazy with all the errors in my Syntax. -- Frustrated |
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What's your setup like? Do you have a cell to designate the employee's
status: full/part time? Do you have a cell for their length of employment? Biff "Richard Freist" wrote in message ... In Excel 2003, I can't figure out the fomula for a company that has full time and part time employees who recieve family leave time. For full time employees who have been employed 1 year or more they get 5 days, if they have been employed less than 1 year they get 3 days. For part time employees who have been employed 2 or more years they get 3 days. This needs to be formulated in 1 cell. Can anybody help me, I'm going crazy with all the errors in my Syntax. -- Frustrated |
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On Feb 2, 8:53 pm, Richard Freist
wrote: In Excel 2003, I can't figure out the fomula for a company that has full time and part time employees who recieve family leave time. For full time employees who have been employed 1 year or more they get 5 days, if they have been employed less than 1 year they get 3 days. For part time employees who have been employed 2 or more years they get 3 days. This needs to be formulated in 1 cell. Can anybody help me, I'm going crazy with all the errors in my Syntax. The following structure should help: =if(status="full time", if(lengthOfService=1, 5, 3), if(lengthOfService=2, 3, 0)) |
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Let's say column B is full time employees, and column C is part time employees.
Formula for full time employee =IF(B2=1,5,3) Formula for part time employee =IF(C2=2,3,0) "Richard Freist" wrote: In Excel 2003, I can't figure out the fomula for a company that has full time and part time employees who recieve family leave time. For full time employees who have been employed 1 year or more they get 5 days, if they have been employed less than 1 year they get 3 days. For part time employees who have been employed 2 or more years they get 3 days. This needs to be formulated in 1 cell. Can anybody help me, I'm going crazy with all the errors in my Syntax. -- Frustrated |
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