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I would like to create an Earned Leave report for my company. My company
accrues sick time for each employee at a rate of 8 hours per month on exactly
the 16th day of each month. Is it possible to create a formula so that the
value in the cell increases by "8 hours/month" automatically on the 16th day
of each month?

It might be a long shot but I figured I'd just ask. Thank you.
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=SUMPRODUCT(--(DAY(A1:A100)=16))*8


"LoriKLynn" wrote:

I would like to create an Earned Leave report for my company. My company
accrues sick time for each employee at a rate of 8 hours per month on exactly
the 16th day of each month. Is it possible to create a formula so that the
value in the cell increases by "8 hours/month" automatically on the 16th day
of each month?

It might be a long shot but I figured I'd just ask. Thank you.

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