Calculating leave accruals based on time in service

frostym54

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I am trying to have a formula that calculates time in service based on hire date and todays date and then giving the amount of leave hours per pay period.

0-4yeas = 4hours
5-9years = 5 hours
10+= 6 hours
 

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C2=LOOKUP(DATEDIF(A2,B2,"y"),$E$2:$F$4)
C3=LOOKUP(DATEDIF(A3,B3,"y"),$E$2:$F$4)
C6=LOOKUP(DATEDIF(A6,B6,"y"),{0,4;5,5;10,6})
C7=LOOKUP(DATEDIF(A7,B7,"y"),{0,4;5,5;10,6})
 
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A couple of examples would be very useful.

Excel 2010
ABCDEF
StartTodayHoursBracketHours

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Works great Thanks.
 
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