Need to calculate if someone has worked X months since DOH, they are entitled
to X vacation days: over 6 months = 1 week vacation; over 1 year = 2 weeks;
over 5 years = 3 weeks; over 10 years = 4 weeks; over 15 years = 5 weeks.

D2 E2 F2
Date of Hire Today's Date =DATEDIF($D2,$E2,"m")

Any suggestions?

=(DATEDIF(DOH,TODAY(),"M")=6)+(DATEDIF(DOH,TODAY( ),"Y")=1)+(DATEDIF(DOH,TODAY(),"Y")=5)+(DATEDIF( DOH,TODAY(),"Y")=10)+(DATEDIF(DOH,TODAY(),"Y")=1 5)

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HTH

Bob

"tfarley" wrote in message
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Need to calculate if someone has worked X months since DOH, they are
entitled
to X vacation days: over 6 months = 1 week vacation; over 1 year = 2
weeks;
over 5 years = 3 weeks; over 10 years = 4 weeks; over 15 years = 5 weeks.

D2 E2 F2
Date of Hire Today's Date =DATEDIF($D2,$E2,"m")

Any suggestions?

You rock! Thank you!!!

"Bob Phillips" wrote:

=(DATEDIF(DOH,TODAY(),"M")=6)+(DATEDIF(DOH,TODAY( ),"Y")=1)+(DATEDIF(DOH,TODAY(),"Y")=5)+(DATEDIF( DOH,TODAY(),"Y")=10)+(DATEDIF(DOH,TODAY(),"Y")=1 5)

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__________________________________
HTH

Bob

"tfarley" wrote in message
...
Need to calculate if someone has worked X months since DOH, they are
entitled
to X vacation days: over 6 months = 1 week vacation; over 1 year = 2
weeks;
over 5 years = 3 weeks; over 10 years = 4 weeks; over 15 years = 5 weeks.

D2 E2 F2
Date of Hire Today's Date =DATEDIF($D2,$E2,"m")

Any suggestions?

In another location (I suggest a new sheet in the same workbook) enter the
following:

Col A Col B
6 1 Week
12 2 Weeks
60 3 Weeks
120 4 Weeks
180 5 Weeks

Select the 10 cells above and in the range name box type 'lookup'.

Now back in F2 use the following formula:
=VLOOKUP(DATEDIF($d2,$e2,"m"),lookup,2)

You can now customize the month or return values in the lookup table to suit
your needs without changing any formulas.


"Bob Phillips" wrote:

=(DATEDIF(DOH,TODAY(),"M")=6)+(DATEDIF(DOH,TODAY( ),"Y")=1)+(DATEDIF(DOH,TODAY(),"Y")=5)+(DATEDIF( DOH,TODAY(),"Y")=10)+(DATEDIF(DOH,TODAY(),"Y")=1 5)

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__________________________________
HTH

Bob

"tfarley" wrote in message
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Need to calculate if someone has worked X months since DOH, they are
entitled
to X vacation days: over 6 months = 1 week vacation; over 1 year = 2
weeks;
over 5 years = 3 weeks; over 10 years = 4 weeks; over 15 years = 5 weeks.

D2 E2 F2
Date of Hire Today's Date =DATEDIF($D2,$E2,"m")

Any suggestions?

In F2 =DATEDIF($D2,$E2,"m")/12

In G2 =LOOKUP(F2,{0,0.5,1,5,10,15},{0,1,2,3,4,5})


Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP


On Tue, 24 Jun 2008 12:29:01 -0700, tfarley
wrote:

Need to calculate if someone has worked X months since DOH, they are entitled
to X vacation days: over 6 months = 1 week vacation; over 1 year = 2 weeks;
over 5 years = 3 weeks; over 10 years = 4 weeks; over 15 years = 5 weeks.

D2 E2 F2
Date of Hire Today's Date =DATEDIF($D2,$E2,"m")

Any suggestions?