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Novice Needs Help with Formulas

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    Novice Needs Help with Formulas

    Buidling our 2006 budget. My columns are as follows:

    Column A - Name
    Column B - Title
    Column C - Beginning Year Payrate
    Column D - Projected Increase (set at 3% above Column C)
    Column E - Anniversary Date (when raise is due)
    Column F - Actual Increase (to be computed on anniversary date)
    Columns G - R Jan, Feb, Mar, etc

    Essentially, I want a formula that will look at column G-R, compare it to Column E and then use either Column C or Column F.

    Example: John Doe's anniversary is Mar 06. In column C, I have put his beginning year payrate of $35000. Column E has $36050. So, the columns labeled Jan and Feb should look at Column E, understand that Jan is less than the date in Column E and use the value in Column C. The same should be for Column H. When we get to Column I (Mar), the formula should recognize that Column E is equal or greater to Mar and then use the data in Column F. This would be followed for the remaining months.

    On our current budget it is a manual process to copy and paste all the way through once raises are input.

    Any help would be much appreciated!!

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    Not sure I followed what you want becuase you have left column F blank for now.

    But, assuming Jan-Dec are in g2:r2 as date (ie 1/1/06, etc), and column e (row 3) are also dates (3/1/06) I put this in g3 and copy thr column r

    =IF(G$2<$E3,$C3,IF($F3>0,$F3,$D3))

    Note since f3 is currently blank I assumed use value in d3 until f3 is not blank
    not a professional, just trying to assist.....

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