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Calculate rate increases based on financial year and start dates

  1. 08-02-2012, 08:59 PM #1
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    Calculate rate increases based on financial year and start dates

    Hello!

    So I'm trying to set-up an auto formula for an apprentice scheme we have to allow us to quickly calculate rates and rate changes. Attached is a rough example of 1 made up person and made up rates.

    I think the attachment is self explanatory as I have entered my requirements in red. Please let me know if anything is unclear on this.

    Thanks!
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    Re: Calculate rate increases based on financial year and start dates

    This is a "cross post". It isn't necessary to post your questions in more than one section of the forum.
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    Re: Calculate rate increases based on financial year and start dates

    Quote Originally Posted by tuph View Post
    This is a "cross post". It isn't necessary to post your questions in more than one section of the forum.
    Hi tuph, to be precise it is called a "duplicate post". Cross-posting is between different sites (like MrExcel f.i.)
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    Re: Calculate rate increases based on financial year and start dates

    This is the original thread. The duplicate thread has been closed.
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