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Paid Time Off Increases after so many months, how do I calculate that?

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    I have been working on this for days and am having an extremely hard time! I need a spreadsheet that will calculate Paid Time Off from the date of hire to 85 + months. In between that time employees receive anywhere from 0 hours of paid time of to up to 10 hours depending on how long they have been with the company. I have figured out a formula to calculate day's. I have figured out also the Month() formula but it will not go past 12 months! It starts back over even though the time period is larger than 12 months! Please Help! I have attached the spreadsheet with example dates and what hours P.T.O. accrues at. Please someone help me get this right!


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    Re: Paid Time Off Increases after so many months, how do I calculate that?

    to find complete months between 2 dates
    =DATEDIF(startdate, enddate, "m" )
    im not sure about the rest is that hours per month worked?
    maybe
    =LOOKUP(A1,{0,4,25,37,61,85},{0,6,7,8,9,10}) will return what you asked
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    Re: Paid Time Off Increases after so many months, how do I calculate that?

    Yes if you work 1 to 3 months p.t.o. does not apply to but at month 4 it start to accrue at 6 hours per month and then increases after that. Is there some formula that will do what I am asking?

    Month's 0 - 3 receive 0 Hours per Month
    Month's 4 - 24 receive 6 Hours per Month
    Month's 25 - 36 receive 7 Hours per Month
    Month's 37 - 60 receive 8 Hours per Month
    Month's 61 - 84 receive 9 Hours per Month
    Month's 85 + receive 10 Hours per Month

    It's alot of information and I can not figure it out and I'm sure that it is way less complicated than I am making it.
    And thank you so much for the previous formula!

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    Re: Paid Time Off Increases after so many months, how do I calculate that?

    If it helps we get paid bi-weekly our current pay period is 9-17-2013 to 9-30-2013?

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    Re: Paid Time Off Increases after so many months, how do I calculate that?

    =LOOKUP(A1,{0,4,25,37,61,85},{0,6,7,8,9,10}) where a1 contains the result of datedif
    will return for example for 38 months 8 hrs

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    Re: Paid Time Off Increases after so many months, how do I calculate that?

    That lets me know what they should be earning per month but how can I have it calcualte what they have already earned or should have earned?

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    Re: Paid Time Off Increases after so many months, how do I calculate that?

    One formula I tried is this but it only works for the 4-24 months employees

    =IF((F18>3),(F18-3)*6,0)

    Am I on the right track?

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    Re: Paid Time Off Increases after so many months, how do I calculate that?

    no idea at the moment im thinking on it! perhaps someone else will step in with an idea

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    Re: Paid Time Off Increases after so many months, how do I calculate that?

    well ive thought and still dont understand,are you saying if someone has completed 85 months they get 628 paid hours ?
    now assuming thats 8 hours a day thats
    78.5 paid days off a year

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    Re: Paid Time Off Increases after so many months, how do I calculate that?

    If they are full time the employee gets so much of p.t.o. depending on the duration they have been here. The hard part is the formula that will show that. As soon as they hit 85 months they start to earn 10 hours per month. That also goes with the rest of the p.t.o. hours. So let's say that no one has used any of their p.t.o. they will have already accumulated 628 p.t.o. at start of their 86 month. The p.t.o. does always keep accumulating and does not end and start over because of a new year. This is the problem that I am having!

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    Re: Paid Time Off Increases after so many months, how do I calculate that?

    =IF(D10>84,(3*0)+(6*21)+(7*12)+(8*24)+(9*24)+((D10-84)*10),0)

    I have that for all the people that have been here over 85 months but is there any way possible to make it universal so even those who have only been here 5 months can be included? Or am I going to need different formulas for each P.T.O. bracket?

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    Re: Paid Time Off Increases after so many months, how do I calculate that?

    Sorry D10 is their month to date on my spreadsheet and the numerical value is 92

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    Re: Paid Time Off Increases after so many months, how do I calculate that?

    well if i'm seeing this correctly i'd use a lookup table see cols j:k
    result in L8
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