Formula Numeric Field
Looking for some help with a formula for a Formula Numeric field. So we give full-time employees 14 paid days off per year. So if they work the full year it is easy to calculate how many days off ...
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Mark,
Before you go further, what are the business rules about rolling over PTO? If an employee goes all year and [Days Used]=0, what is the correct answer on January 1st the next year?
Is it 14?
Does it drop to zero?
Is there a cap on total amount you can accrue? There are places you can have earned 60 days PTO if you are saving them.
This would change how you architect your solution.
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Don Larson
Paasporter
Westlake OH
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Before you go further, what are the business rules about rolling over PTO? If an employee goes all year and [Days Used]=0, what is the correct answer on January 1st the next year?
Is it 14?
Does it drop to zero?
Is there a cap on total amount you can accrue? There are places you can have earned 60 days PTO if you are saving them.
This would change how you architect your solution.
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Don Larson
Paasporter
Westlake OH
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There is no rolling over, saving, accruing of PTO (Flat 14 days per year, if you were employed the entire year). So each Jan 1 everyone with a start date prior to that day would be reset to 14.
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Mark,
Before you go further, what are the business rules about rolling over PTO? If an employee goes all year and [Days Used]=0, what is the correct answer on January 1st the next year?
Is it 14?
Does it drop to zero?
Is there a cap on total amount you can accrue? There are places you can have earned 60 days PTO if you are saving them.
This would change how you architect your solution.
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Don Larson
Paasporter
Westlake OH
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