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Creating a formula in Excel
How do I create a formula to update weekly PTO time? I have to keep up with
300 employees PTO time on a weekly basis. Example: I accumlate 1.54 hours at the end of every week with the week ending every Sunday. So starting 1/10/2010 I started off with 1.54 hours. Now, on 2/28/2010 I have accumlated 12.32 hours. I have people constantly asking me how many hours do they have. I would like to create a spreadsheet with all the employees names on it and have it update every Sunday, so that I will not have to go to the calculator for all these employees. Could someone give me an example formula? |
Creating a formula in Excel
Is there any additional requirements
like how much time they had at the beginning of the year, how much time they have already taken, etc to calculate what has been earned since the first of the year you could use something like =(WEEKNUM(NOW())-2)*1.54 this would give you the number of full weeks eligable because I am subtracting the current week and the first week "Desperate Jae" wrote: How do I create a formula to update weekly PTO time? I have to keep up with 300 employees PTO time on a weekly basis. Example: I accumlate 1.54 hours at the end of every week with the week ending every Sunday. So starting 1/10/2010 I started off with 1.54 hours. Now, on 2/28/2010 I have accumlated 12.32 hours. I have people constantly asking me how many hours do they have. I would like to create a spreadsheet with all the employees names on it and have it update every Sunday, so that I will not have to go to the calculator for all these employees. Could someone give me an example formula? |
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