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14,675. Hello Ed, could you have a date like 31st August 2007? What would you consider to be 6 months on from that date, as February doesn't have 31 days. =DATE (YEAR (A1),MONTH (A1)+6,DAY (A1)) will give you 2nd March 2008. If you think the answer should be 29th February 2008 then you could try.
Attendance rolling 12-month calculator. Our company uses a point system for our attendance tracking. I am trying to calculate total points on a rolling 12-month schedule. - for example, if an employee receives any sort of attendance point on 4/10/22 it will come off on 4/10/23. The formula I have currently for column C (Total Points this year ...
Hi there! I am trying to create a formula that will perpetually calculate the attendance percentage for an employee for a rolling 6 months. It needs to go from the current month back 6 months. Right now I have the attendance calculated by month and year to date. I have attached a sample of the spreadsheet. Any help would be appreciated!!
The items below are my column headings. First Day of Absence/Last Day of Absence/number of days off/number of sick days within a 12 month period/number of sick periods in 12 month period. Example data. Column A First day = 13/08/2013. Column B Last Day = 20/08/2013. Column C Number of days off - I have used =NETWORKDAYS (a2,c2)
Jun $1258. July $1500. 6 month ave = $1265. But next month I'll want to 'add a row' so I can place the August figure in, and this is the point - how can I get the Formula to AUTOMATICALLY add the August figure and the other previous 5 months. Feb $1000 (THIS FIGURE IS NOW DROPPED FROM THE AVERAGE) Mar $1267. Apr $1574.
Hi, I am currently using this date formula =DATE (YEAR (G5),MONTH (G5)+6,DAY (G5)) I type the current date into one cell and it gives me the date 6 month in the future in the adjoining cell. I now need to change this to go to the 30th of each month except for February which needs to be the 28th. Please could someone help me.
The man is now three weeks late on his rent. He paid his rent on time for week #1,#2 and #3. He owes rent now however for weeks #4, #5 and #6. Your formula calculated that he owes $478.50 which is $159.50 x 3. However, what he actually owes in rent now is $449.50 (which is $159.50 for week #4, plus $145 for week #5 and $145 for week #6).
So for someone that joins last month, they won’t have 380 sessions. Their max sessions possible will be a lot less. - For example - a student that joined school 2 days ago, if they miss 1 day of school (2 sessions attended out of 4 sessions) their attendance will be 50%. It won’t take them too long to get up to 80%.
Attendance Tracking with Occurrence Points over 6 Month Rolling Period. I have created an attendance tracker with each month being its own sheet and a Summary sheet that tracks the occurrence (unexcused, no-call no-show, etc.) points accumulated over 6 months. The summary sheet consists of two summaries - one for the first half of the year and ...
As I understand it, DATEDIF counts the number of (calendar) months between the start and end dates, and takes account of the number of days within each month. The formula that I gave you uses an effective start date of 1st March (using the 60 in the formula), and obviously every 4th year after that will give rise to a leap day.