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I am creating an entry to calculate an annual longevity bonus. I am
definately a novice user. Everything I have read appears to be aimed at those with more experience than I have so I have difficulty understanding what the abbreviations mean and what some of the functions used actually do. I am a freak for understanding what I am doing before I do it. The formula I am using is '=INT((NOW()-G2)/365.25)' where G2 is hire date to get year of service. So far, it appears this has been accurate for the sample data I have used, but intuition tells me there will be inaccuracy with some dates because there is no accounting for which year(s) in their history is a leap year. I think this would only matter if their hire date is within a few days of "bonus calculation day", but I can't seem to confirm my suspicions yet. |
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