Year to date formula, need assistance.

pujo

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Hello all,
In cell R7 is a total of vacation hours an individual is allowed per month (6.7 hours per month).

How do I take that number and multiply it by =now() to get the year to date?

Thanks!
Pujo
 

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Is the calculation done on full months only? If so:

=DATEDIF(DATE(YEAR(TODAY()),1,1),TODAY(),"m")*R7
Format as number.
 
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That gives me a total of 2.4242.

I am currently using this formula that works,
=R7*DATEDIF(T1,TODAY(),"m")
But im trying to remove the reference to cell T1 in this formula. I really do not want to use another cell as a reference.
Is this even possible?
 
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