Sick Leave

Herms

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Good Day.

Please help with the necessary formula.

My employee gets 36 days sick leave over 36 months of work.

But for the first 6 months he only get 1 day for every 26 days worked.

on day 1 of the 7th month the rest of the 36 days "kick in"and needs to be added to the rest.

HELP ! !!!!

THANK YOU
 

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1EmployeeStartAnniv 6 monthDays Worked5-Apr-19InitialTotal
2A1-Jan-181-Jul-18130155914
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RangeFormula
C2=EDATE(B2,6)
D2=5*26
E2=DATEDIF(B2,E1,"m")
F2=D2/26*1
G2=(E2-6)*1
H2=F2+G2
B4=D2/26+DATEDIF(B2,E1,"m")-6
 
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