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2 Q's. How to add X months to a date &

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    Charlie7805
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    2 Q's. How to add X months to a date &

    Q. 1: 2/12/04 + 6 months ? Result wanted is 8/12/04
    Q. 2: Looking for a matrix to calculate proposed hourly rate increases over
    pre-set time periods while looking to see if a junior employee would exceed a
    veteran employee's hourly wage over time.

    Example - A 6 year employee was hired at current starting wage at that time.
    New employees will be hired under a proposed increase starting pay (to
    remain competitive in the market) All employees receive a predetermined
    increase every 6 months. Now after a couple years, junior employees will
    exceed veteran employees hourly wage. A readjustment is needed. Need a
    matrix with formulas with an argument linked to another cell which would be
    used to test increase results.

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    Peo Sjoblom
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    Re: 2 Q's. How to add X months to a date &

    With the 2/12/04 in A1

    =DATE(YEAR(A1),MONTH(A1)+6,DAY(A1))



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    Peo Sjoblom

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    Portland, Oregon




    "Charlie7805" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > Q. 1: 2/12/04 + 6 months ? Result wanted is 8/12/04
    > Q. 2: Looking for a matrix to calculate proposed hourly rate increases
    > over
    > pre-set time periods while looking to see if a junior employee would
    > exceed a
    > veteran employee's hourly wage over time.
    >
    > Example - A 6 year employee was hired at current starting wage at that
    > time.
    > New employees will be hired under a proposed increase starting pay (to
    > remain competitive in the market) All employees receive a predetermined
    > increase every 6 months. Now after a couple years, junior employees will
    > exceed veteran employees hourly wage. A readjustment is needed. Need a
    > matrix with formulas with an argument linked to another cell which would
    > be
    > used to test increase results.



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