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    formula on incremental salary

    Hello.

    I need formula for incremental salary every 1 year

    Let say the

    A B
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    Let say A join January and B join February. A salary is 100, B salary is 50. In next 3 Month they will get incremental salary at 7%.

    Question: how to make it dynamic, if I change their join month, let say A to March, then Incremental would be at March + 3 months (June)

    Thank you.
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    Re: formula on incremental salary

    For instance in B9 and copy right:
    =IF(B$8>=$C3,$D3*(1+ROUNDDOWN(DATEDIF($C3,B8,"m")/12,0)*$F3),0)
    Please note that for months 23 on you had wrong dates in your dummy file (changin daily, not monthly) in row 8
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    Re: formula on incremental salary

    Thank you Kaper.

    Let me explore how you make the formula

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    Re: formula on incremental salary

    The main part is date difference in months
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    then, as you (in file) need the increase every 12 months the difference is divided by 12 and only whole number is taken into account (fraction is discarded)
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    then it is multiplied by percentage increase (so we have 7% after 12 months, 14 after 24, 21 after 36, and so on)
    Then it is and added to 1 (100% which is starting value)

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    Re: formula on incremental salary

    Hello Kaper, I need 7% from last salary not from basic
    let say 50 USD as their based so in month 12 it would be 53.5,

    I need in month 24 to 53.5 * (1+7%)

    How to make it?

    On your formula: in next 12 Month. Salary will become 53.5, next 24 month become 57 (50+3.5+3.5)

    I need to have incremental 7% based on their last salary not based on their first salary.

    Once again thank you
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    Re: formula on incremental salary

    Try:
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    or ... probably better:
    include rounding of the result to (for instance) 2 decimal places:
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    Re: formula on incremental salary

    Here's what I think you're trying to achieve
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    Re: formula on incremental salary

    Hi Richard,

    Let me explore first, thank you for your help. Reallty Appreciate. I will ask question if any discussion

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    Re: formula on incremental salary

    Let me try Kaper. Thank you once again.

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