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Ok, good deal! Thanks for the feedback!
Biff "Robb27" wrote in message ... Thank you Biff. The light bulb came on after I worked with your formula for awhile. I can see how it works now. I was right, I was making it more complicated than necessary. Rob "Biff" wrote: "Robb27" wrote in message ... Biff, Thanks for the assistance. But, it's a bit complicated for me. <insert sheepish grin here I'm probably over-complicating it. An employee earns 6.16 hours of PTO every 2 weeks, so. can the formula maybe just add that number to the previous 2 weeks amount AND subtract 8 hours when they put PTO in the cell? Rob Well, now I'm not following you. Either of those formulas does exactly what you asked for. add that number [6.16] to the previous 2 weeks But how did you calculate the total for the previous 2 weeks? Biff |
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