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What If functions

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RE: What If functions

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RE: What If functions

I would like to create an excel sheet to track sick leave that is annually rolling.

So if i took 5 days in March and I get 10 days per year, what excel functions do I need to use to track when I get those 5 days back?

I think it's an 'If' function.

If Amy -5 days in march 2022 then add 5 days in March 2023?

I would appreciate your insight.


 

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