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Help WTD please with dates
Can anybody help me with a dilemma I have in excel. It all revolves around
calendar dates, dates from and dates to and dates in between. What I am trying to do is construct a spreadsheet which will show me a date in the future from a date I have entered. For example: I want to put a date in say cell A1 (Date of Commencement of work) and from this date a set of rules will apply. I want to enter a date in cell A2 (first day of sickness) and from this date be able to use a chart to determine how much sick pay an employee is eligible for. The rules of sick pay entitlement are time based (the longer the service the more time allowed off sick etc) If anyone could point me in the right direction re formulas etc I would be most grateful. I think that the DATEDIFF function may come into play here? |
Help WTD please with dates
Steven
When you know how dates and times work in excel it is fairly simple and you generally need little more the simple arithmetic and formatting. You can learn about it here www.cpearson.com/excel/datetime.htm -- HTH Nick Hodge Microsoft MVP - Excel Southampton, England DTHIS web: www.nickhodge.co.uk blog (non tech): www.nickhodge.co.uk/blog "Steven" wrote in message ... Can anybody help me with a dilemma I have in excel. It all revolves around calendar dates, dates from and dates to and dates in between. What I am trying to do is construct a spreadsheet which will show me a date in the future from a date I have entered. For example: I want to put a date in say cell A1 (Date of Commencement of work) and from this date a set of rules will apply. I want to enter a date in cell A2 (first day of sickness) and from this date be able to use a chart to determine how much sick pay an employee is eligible for. The rules of sick pay entitlement are time based (the longer the service the more time allowed off sick etc) If anyone could point me in the right direction re formulas etc I would be most grateful. I think that the DATEDIFF function may come into play here? |
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