Calculating holiday accrual

carcharoth

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Hello.

Firstly, thank you in advance for any assistance. I am sure this will be very easy for those in the know!

I am using an Excel template to track holiday / sickness but the template groups all these days together. Can someone please help with a formula which will calculate the types of absence separately? Holiday / Sickness / Personal and AWOL?

Thank you so much!
 

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