phoenix guy

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What a great resource...glad I found this community.

I am creating a time off calculator for company I work for.

We use a pretty standard PTO methodology that gives employees 2 days annually as "Personal Days" on the anniversary date with additional PTO being accrued on a weekly basis throughout the year.

The PTO scale is sliding based upon employment duration.

I have most of the spreadsheet completed...but need help with the PTO Accrued to date calculation. The formula is (Number of weeks since last anniversary x accrual rate) + 16 hours of annual personal days. I am unsure how to get Excel to quanitify the weeks and how to get it to identify the accrual rate.
Annual Personal Days2
Employees automatcially receive 2 personal days on each anniversary date.
Years EmployedDaysHoursAccrual Rate
PTO Accrual Rates1st Year10801.53846
2nd and 3rd151202.30769
4th and 5th181442.76923
6th+211683.23077
§ Employees are eligible for Holiday Pay upon hire.
§ New employees begin accrual of PTO from day one but use is not permitted until the 90 probation period is completed.
§ Personal days are not available for use until 90 days of service is completed.
§ Employees can carry over a maximum of 60 hours PTO from the previous year.
§ Unused PTO is payable at termination of employment up to 80 hours accrued.
EmployeeHireTodaysYearsHoursPTO AccruedPTO HoursPTO Days
NameDateDateWorkedUsedTo DateAvailableAvailable
12/13/201310/18/2013081) *See Notation Below#VALUE!#VALUE!
8/25/201310/18/2013032-32-4
9/12/201310/18/2013016-16-2
10/10/200510/18/2013824-24-3
8/22/201210/18/2013120-20-2.5
11/19/200910/18/2013416-16-2
7/14/199710/18/20131612-12-1.5
8/5/201310/18/2013048-48-6
6/13/201210/18/2013180-80-10
9/27/201010/18/2013360-60-7.5
11/7/201210/18/2013164-64-8
6/28/201210/18/2013124-24-3
4/2/201310/18/201308-8-1
12/5/201210/18/20131000
12/23/200210/18/20131180-80-10
6/21/201110/18/20132120-120-15
6/24/201310/18/2013012-12-1.5
1) *This calculation is as follows: (Number of weeks since last anniversary x accrual rate) + 16 hours of annual personal days.

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