Calculating vacation accruals based on actual hours worked

Heather Young

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I need some help...I am trying to create a formula that will calculate vacation hours accrued for actual hours worked in a week? I created a formula for personal time but that one is based on a calendar year and I need the vacation based on anniversary dates for example:

Employee A has been with the company 5 yrs with his anniversary date as 09/21/2017 in which his vacation will reset back to 80 hrs on 09/21/2017. Now that is based on 40 hrs work weeks but the issue we are having is that some employees are working between 30-34 hrs a week but still will get the full 80 hrs once their anniversary date hits.

Based on our type of business we can not convert to a calendar year so I need to create a formula that I can enter the number of hours worked each week to give me a weekly accrual balance.

Does anyone have any suggestions???
 

Excel Facts

Format cells as date
Select range and press Ctrl+Shift+3 to format cells as date. (Shift 3 is the # sign which sort of looks like a small calendar).
When you accrue 80 hrs per year (based on a 40 hr work week), your total hrs worked is 2080 hrs and equates out to 1/26th hrs earned per hour worked.


Excel 2010
ABC
7Hrs/WeekTot HrsAccrual
840208080
934176868
1030156060
Sheet1
Cell Formulas
RangeFormula
B8=A8*52
C8=B8/26


I would also look into what happens when overtime is worked within a week, or if sick time/vacation time is used. If you factor in vacation time not earning vacation time, you would have 1/25th of an hour earned per work hour. Sick time wold further reduce the calculation.
 
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