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I have a worksheet that lists the dates of that every employee begins working
at a company; a bonus of 1000 dollars is being given to the employee who has started working at the earliest date while the other get no bonus (0 dollars). I need to find a formula that uses the IF function to pick out the earliest date and then give them 1000 dollar bonus and others 0 dollars bonus. |
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Well, it depends on how you want to do this.
Do you want one formula to return the name of the most senior employee or do you want a formula next to each employee name that returns either the bonus amount or a 0? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "ree" wrote in message ... I have a worksheet that lists the dates of that every employee begins working at a company; a bonus of 1000 dollars is being given to the employee who has started working at the earliest date while the other get no bonus (0 dollars). I need to find a formula that uses the IF function to pick out the earliest date and then give them 1000 dollar bonus and others 0 dollars bonus. |
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I would like a formula that returns either the bonus or 0 for each employee
in a separate column. Thank you "T. Valko" wrote: Well, it depends on how you want to do this. Do you want one formula to return the name of the most senior employee or do you want a formula next to each employee name that returns either the bonus amount or a 0? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "ree" wrote in message ... I have a worksheet that lists the dates of that every employee begins working at a company; a bonus of 1000 dollars is being given to the employee who has started working at the earliest date while the other get no bonus (0 dollars). I need to find a formula that uses the IF function to pick out the earliest date and then give them 1000 dollar bonus and others 0 dollars bonus. |
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Here's one way.
Assume names in the range A1:A10 Hire dates in the range B1:B10 Enter this formula in C1 and copy down to C10: =(B1=MIN(B$1:B$10))*1000 -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "ree" wrote in message ... I would like a formula that returns either the bonus or 0 for each employee in a separate column. Thank you "T. Valko" wrote: Well, it depends on how you want to do this. Do you want one formula to return the name of the most senior employee or do you want a formula next to each employee name that returns either the bonus amount or a 0? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "ree" wrote in message ... I have a worksheet that lists the dates of that every employee begins working at a company; a bonus of 1000 dollars is being given to the employee who has started working at the earliest date while the other get no bonus (0 dollars). I need to find a formula that uses the IF function to pick out the earliest date and then give them 1000 dollar bonus and others 0 dollars bonus. |
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thanks so much- that was great help!
"T. Valko" wrote: Here's one way. Assume names in the range A1:A10 Hire dates in the range B1:B10 Enter this formula in C1 and copy down to C10: =(B1=MIN(B$1:B$10))*1000 -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "ree" wrote in message ... I would like a formula that returns either the bonus or 0 for each employee in a separate column. Thank you "T. Valko" wrote: Well, it depends on how you want to do this. Do you want one formula to return the name of the most senior employee or do you want a formula next to each employee name that returns either the bonus amount or a 0? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "ree" wrote in message ... I have a worksheet that lists the dates of that every employee begins working at a company; a bonus of 1000 dollars is being given to the employee who has started working at the earliest date while the other get no bonus (0 dollars). I need to find a formula that uses the IF function to pick out the earliest date and then give them 1000 dollar bonus and others 0 dollars bonus. |
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You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback!
-- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "ree" wrote in message ... thanks so much- that was great help! "T. Valko" wrote: Here's one way. Assume names in the range A1:A10 Hire dates in the range B1:B10 Enter this formula in C1 and copy down to C10: =(B1=MIN(B$1:B$10))*1000 -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "ree" wrote in message ... I would like a formula that returns either the bonus or 0 for each employee in a separate column. Thank you "T. Valko" wrote: Well, it depends on how you want to do this. Do you want one formula to return the name of the most senior employee or do you want a formula next to each employee name that returns either the bonus amount or a 0? -- Biff Microsoft Excel MVP "ree" wrote in message ... I have a worksheet that lists the dates of that every employee begins working at a company; a bonus of 1000 dollars is being given to the employee who has started working at the earliest date while the other get no bonus (0 dollars). I need to find a formula that uses the IF function to pick out the earliest date and then give them 1000 dollar bonus and others 0 dollars bonus. |
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