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Default Annual Leave automatic calculation

Hi
I am trying to do annual leave calculation what i need is an automatic
calculation for the following
The rule is
Every employee is entitled to a fully paid annual vacation after the
completion of 3 months
1 to 5 years of consecutive service fifteen (15) days per year
5 to 10 years of consecutive service seventeen (17) days per year
10 to 15 years of consecutive service nineteen (19) days per year
B C
1 Name Marcel Fouad Breidy
2 Staff Number 50005
3 Position ST1
4 Starting Date 01-May-03
5 Total Working Days =+(NOW()-C7)/30/12 =5.31 years

D
7 Annual Leave pr year Days Taken Days Remaining
8 17 61=D11
19.67=A10-D11
9 Total Days allowed
10 =5*15+(C8-5)*17
11 From Day Inclusive To Day
Exclusive Total Annual Leave



A8 =The formula that i am using to find the Annual Leave pr year is
the following
=IF(TODAY()-C710*365,19,IF(TODAY()-C75*365,17,IF(TODAY()-
C70.25*365,15)))

What i want is an automatic calculation for the total days allowed
instead of mannually putting the formula i want it to deduct the
previous 5 years as pr the rules =5*15+(C8-5)*17

What is the formula that allows me to do that ?

Thank you in advance

Tia



 
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