Saving to Year To Date

Robert Wyatt

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I trying to figure out how to get amounts under this period to transfer over to year to date Not sure how to do this I have a ytd sheet made up but don't know how to get it to save and transfer then keep adding eacch bi-weekly totals together can some one please help?




Time Keeper In The Works 02-03-2023.xlsm
IJ
1431.36
15514.80
16376.00
17-
18-
19-
20-
21-
22$ 922.16
PayStub
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
I14:I21I14=ROUND(H14*G14,2)
I22I22=SUM(I14:I21)
 

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You are just showing a few numbers, and it is not at all clear how this relates to biweekly totals or year-to-date sums. Please show something with dates that illustrates your whole problem.
 
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This is a different way to do what I think you want. Entering items into the table will automatically update your calculations. (The YTD calculations are not filtered for the year in the date column, since I did not go into 2022).


Mr Excel Questions2.xlsm
ABCDEFGH
1
2
3DateIncome/Expense ItemAmountLast Period2/5/2023
41/8/2023Salary5000Salary2500
51/8/2023Taxes500Taxes250
61/8/2023Benefits800Benefits400
71/22/2023Salary4000Net Pay1850
81/22/2023Taxes400
91/22/2023Benefits720YearToDate
102/5/2023Salary2500Wages11500
112/5/2023Taxes250Taxes1150
122/5/2023Benefits400Benefits1920
13Net Pay8430
14
PayrollSummary
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
G3G3=MAX(PayTable[Date])
G4:G6G4=SUMIFS(PayTable[Amount],PayTable[Date],$G$3,PayTable[Income/Expense Item],$F$4:$F$6)
G7,G13G7=SUM(G4,-(SUM(G5:G6)))
G10:G12G10=SUMIFS(PayTable[Amount],PayTable[Income/Expense Item],$F$4:$F$6)
A7:A12A7=A4+14
Dynamic array formulas.
 
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I think this has the YTD taken Care of now:
Mr Excel Questions2.xlsm
ABCDEFG
1
2
3DateIncome/Expense ItemAmountLast Period2/5/2023
412/25/2022Salary2606Salary3,499
512/25/2022Taxes261Taxes350
612/25/2022Benefits326Benefits437
71/1/2023Salary4961Net Pay2,712
81/1/2023Taxes496
91/1/2023Benefits620YearToDate2,023
101/8/2023Salary3471Wages21,163
111/8/2023Taxes347Taxes2,117
121/8/2023Benefits434Benefits2,645
131/15/2023Salary2977Net Pay16,401
141/15/2023Taxes298
151/15/2023Benefits372
161/22/2023Salary3575
171/22/2023Taxes358
181/22/2023Benefits447
191/29/2023Salary2680
201/29/2023Taxes268
211/29/2023Benefits335
222/5/2023Salary3499
232/5/2023Taxes350
242/5/2023Benefits437
PayrollSummary
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
G3G3=MAX(PayTable[Date])
G4:G6G4=SUMIFS(PayTable[Amount],PayTable[Date],$G$3,PayTable[Income/Expense Item],$F$4:$F$6)
G7,G13G7=SUM(G4,-(SUM(G5:G6)))
G9G9=MAX(YEAR(PayTable[Date]))
G10:G12G10=SUMIFS(PayTable[Amount], PayTable[Income/Expense Item],$F$4:$F$6, PayTable[Date],">=" & DATE($G$9,1,1), PayTable[Date],"<" & DATE($G$9+1,1,1) )
A7:A24A7=A4+7
Dynamic array formulas.
 
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I think this has the YTD taken Care of now:
Mr Excel Questions2.xlsm
ABCDEFG
1
2
3DateIncome/Expense ItemAmountLast Period2/5/2023
412/25/2022Salary2606Salary3,499
512/25/2022Taxes261Taxes350
612/25/2022Benefits326Benefits437
71/1/2023Salary4961Net Pay2,712
81/1/2023Taxes496
91/1/2023Benefits620YearToDate2,023
101/8/2023Salary3471Wages21,163
111/8/2023Taxes347Taxes2,117
121/8/2023Benefits434Benefits2,645
131/15/2023Salary2977Net Pay16,401
141/15/2023Taxes298
151/15/2023Benefits372
161/22/2023Salary3575
171/22/2023Taxes358
181/22/2023Benefits447
191/29/2023Salary2680
201/29/2023Taxes268
211/29/2023Benefits335
222/5/2023Salary3499
232/5/2023Taxes350
242/5/2023Benefits437
PayrollSummary
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
G3G3=MAX(PayTable[Date])
G4:G6G4=SUMIFS(PayTable[Amount],PayTable[Date],$G$3,PayTable[Income/Expense Item],$F$4:$F$6)
G7,G13G7=SUM(G4,-(SUM(G5:G6)))
G9G9=MAX(YEAR(PayTable[Date]))
G10:G12G10=SUMIFS(PayTable[Amount], PayTable[Income/Expense Item],$F$4:$F$6, PayTable[Date],">=" & DATE($G$9,1,1), PayTable[Date],"<" & DATE($G$9+1,1,1) )
A7:A24A7=A4+7
Dynamic array formulas.

These pay periods are weekly but it makes no difference the formulas select by date and not by a pay period.
 
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You are just showing a few numbers, and it is not at all clear how this relates to biweekly totals or year-to-date sums. Please show something with dates that illustrates your whole problem.

You are just showing a few numbers, and it is not at all clear how this relates to biweekly totals or year-to-date sums. Please show something with dates that illustrates your whole problem.
Hope this well show what I'm trying to do better

Time Keeper In The Works 02-03-2023.xlsm
ABCDEFGHIJ
13EarningsRateHoursThis PeriodYTD
14Taxable Tip Hours0.9832.0031.36
15Stand In Hours15.0034.32514.80
16Regular Hours11.7532.00376.00
17Overtime Pay Rate17.63--
18PTO Hours11.75--
19Trainning---
20Holiday Pay---
21Incentive---
22TOTAL GROSS PAY:$ 922.16
23Per TaxesThis PeriodYTD
24Dental Insurance21.00
25Health Insurance31.00
26401K92.22
27TOTAL PRE TAXES:$ 144.22
28FEDERAL WITHHOLDINGSThis PeriodYTD
29Federal Income Tax Withholding60.66
30Louisiana State Income Tax Withholdings19.30
31Medicare Tax Withholdings12.62
32Social Security Tax Withholdings53.95
33TOTAL FEDERAL AND STATE WITHHOLDING:$ 146.53
34AFTER TAXES DeductionsThis PeriodYTD
35Universal Life Insruance14.79
36402 K Loan #9108.56
37402 K Loan #8174.31
38TOTAL AFTER TAXES DEDUCTIONS:$ 297.66
39 NET PAY: This Period YTD
40Total Net Pay$ 302.39
41Other Benefits & Information This Period YTD
42PTO Hours Available
43
44Pay SummaryThis PeriodYTD
45Earnings922.16
46Pre-Tax Deductions144.22
47Federal Taxable Wages777.94
48Social Security Taxable Wages870.16
49Medicare (HI) Taxable Wages870.16
50State Taxable Wages777.94
51Total Taxes146.53
52After-Tax Deductions297.66
53Net Pay302.39
PayStub
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
G14:H14G14=ROUND('Time Sheet'!B44,2)
G15G15=ROUND('Time Sheet'!B43,)
H15H15=ROUND('Time Sheet'!C43,2)
G16:H18G16=ROUND('Time Sheet'!B40,2)
I14:I21I14=ROUND(H14*G14,2)
I22I22=SUM(I14:I21)
I26I26=ROUND(Data!D9,2)
I27,I38I27=SUM(I24:I26)
I29:I32I29=ROUND(Calculator!C28,2)
I33I33=SUM(I29:I32)
I40I40=ROUND(I22-I14-I27-I33-I38,2)
I45I45=ROUND(I22,2)
I46I46=ROUND(I27,2)
I47I47=ROUND(I45-0*159.6-10%*I45-I24-I25,2)
I48I48=ROUND(I22-I24-I25,2)
I49I49=ROUND(I22-I24-I25,2)
I50I50=ROUND(I45-0*159.6-10%*I45-I24-I25,2)
I51I51=ROUND(I33,2)
I52I52=ROUND(I38,2)
I53I53=ROUND(I45-I14-I46-I51-I52,2)
Cells with Data Validation
CellAllowCriteria
I24:I25List=Pre_Tax_Deductions
I27List=Pre_Tax_Deductions
A35:A37List=After_Tax_Deduction
I35:I37List=After_Tax_Amount
A24:A25List=Pre_Tax
A26List=Retirement_Deduction
 
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What value(s) do you want taken to the YTD Page?
 
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I'm guessing that you have one sheet like this for each employee? Is each workbook for one employee?
Are the worksheets completely Identical (Locations of of summary data and text comments) other than the data inputs?
 
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I'm guessing that you have one sheet like this for each employee? Is each workbook for one employee?
Are the worksheets completely Identical (Locations of of summary data and text comments) other than the data inputs?
Just for me I keep record of all my time worked I don't trust the payroll department lol. So I have a time sheet, Paystub built on my home computer I keep all the info in. It does all the deductions, but I can't seem to get it to do the year to date on a bi-weekly base's.
 
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Okay, and will your summarized data always be A32:I40, and Net Pay in I41?
How do you name your sheets? With the Date of the End of the Biweekly Time Period? can you give some examples?
 
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