Running Totals Calculating Overtime?

WraithMistress

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Hi Everyone! Hope someone can help with this. I am having a hard time wrapping my head around it, so anything will be useful! Thanks in advance!

I need to track employee overtime that needs to be used in 3 months, for example:

Employee A: did overtime on July 1 for 8 hrs, which is banked at 12 (time and half) These 12 hours need to be used up by Oct 1 (3 months from date worked) otherwise they are paid out...

I have set up a spreadsheet with the following:
Date Worked
Hours Worked (input the 8 hours)
At 1.5 (calculates the time and a half) 12
Must be used or paid out by (I have a date formula that returns 3 months)
Date Used
Banked time used (can only be in units of 8 hrs or less)
Paid Out (will pay out 12)

Problem is simple getting around it, not so much! Employee A works July 1, and banks the 12 hours, Uses the banked time on Aug 15 using 8 of the 12 hours, I still need a way to track the remaining 4 hours and ensure that it is being used BEFORE Oct 1st.

HELP!
 

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This may be too simple for what for what you want but if you just add the hours used to column E it works


Excel Workbook
ABCDEF
1DateHRs1.53 monthsusedto pay
214/03/201181212/06/201184
Sheet1
 
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Thanks Dryver14! This is a good start, let me put it together on a sheet and run some scenarios and see what happens...for me, it may work, but I am creating this for non-techies... :biggrin:

This may be too simple for what for what you want but if you just add the hours used to column E it works


Excel Workbook
ABCDEF
1DateHRs1.53 monthsusedto pay
214/03/201181212/06/201184
Sheet1
 
Upvote 0

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