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    Monthly Pro Rated Salary Based on start and end date [SOLVED]

    Hi everyone,

    I need help with my excel file.

    GOAL: to compute monthly prorated salary based on the inputs placed on the budgeted salary, start date and end date. The worksheet should automatically compute the monthly salary and should be based on the # of days of that month until the end date and put 0 on the months when employee is no longer employed (not within the start and end date).

    I need this file to compute salary per month pro rated based on # of days and taking into account the exact start date and end date.

    Attached is my file.

    PROBLEM: The problem with my file is although it computes the monthly salary and puts in 0 in months employee is not employed, the salary calculation is not "to the dot". It does not calculate based on the number of days within the month. the budgeted salary only gets spread evenly thoughout the year and does not take into account the exact start date and end dates.

    I know that my formula is using 12 month spreading, I cannot figure out what to use when I want it daily (probably salary divided by 365??)


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    Re: Monthly Pro Rated Salary Based on start and end date

    Perhaps:

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    the above calculates % of days worked in month and uses that as multiplier against annual / 12

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    Re: Monthly Pro Rated Salary Based on start and end date

    Quote Originally Posted by DonkeyOte View Post
    Perhaps:

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    the above calculates % of days worked in month and uses that as multiplier against annual / 12
    DonkeyOte,

    OMG..... THANKS!!! It works!! I don't even understand how you derived the formula, I'll try to understand how it specifically works and enhance my formula skills!

    One last thing, I know i said earlier that it should be based on what is in the budgeted salary, start date and end date. But Is there a way to alter the formula so that, if the end date cell is blank it is being read as the employee is still employed, and therefore will still compute pro rated monthly until I put something in the end date to trigger it to stop computing?

    It's okay if you can't answer my second request but really, great job on this!!!

    Thanks,

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    Re: Monthly Pro Rated Salary Based on start and end date

    Quote Originally Posted by thomas.mapua
    Is there a way to alter the formula so that, if the end date cell is blank it is being read as the employee is still employed, and therefore will still compute pro rated monthly until I put something in the end date to trigger it to stop computing?
    Should be doing that already, no ? Post a revised sample with formula in place to illustrate.

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    Re: Monthly Pro Rated Salary Based on start and end date

    I applied your formula and it is working as how I envisioned it however it's just that I want to add that feature wherein, when the Term date is left blank the succeeding months will still compute until I put a date in the term date cell and terminate the employee and will compute the final salary for the employee.

    Tried altering your formula but not going anywhere.

    Attached is the file showing $ 0 in the months wherein term date cell is blank.

    Happy new year and thanks.
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    Re: Monthly Pro Rated Salary Based on start and end date

    Modify per below

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    Re: Monthly Pro Rated Salary Based on start and end date

    It works! Can't thank you enough!!

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    Re: Monthly Pro Rated Salary Based on start and end date [SOLVED]

    Thank you so much for this formula.

    Is there an easy way to incorporate a salary increase from a specific date?
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    Re: Monthly Pro Rated Salary Based on start and end date

    HO wdo I download the file that has formulas

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    Re: Monthly Pro Rated Salary Based on start and end date

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    How do I download the file up top to look at the cell reference.

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    Re: Monthly Pro Rated Salary Based on start and end date [SOLVED]

    Workbook1.xlsx

    Can someone help me adapt the formula in cells G159 thru R235 for use with the end of month date as shown (as opposed to the beginning of month date) so the full months of employment populate evenly every month?

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