Calculate two-thirds of a period
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Hello everyone,
I am facing a difficulty, and I thank you in advance for your help:
I have a seniority calculation table for employees that allows for entering the names of different companies, the contract dates (start and end), and the formulas calculate the duration of the contract as well as the cumulative duration of all contracts. So far...
I need to calculate, for contracts that are not directly related to the activity, 2/3 of the duration of those contracts and integrate this result in years, months, and days. The field "establishments of the same nature" allows for entering "yes/no"
for example:
I need to find the formula that allows dividing time by 2/3 based on the data present in my table.
Does anyone have an idea?
I am facing a difficulty, and I thank you in advance for your help:
I have a seniority calculation table for employees that allows for entering the names of different companies, the contract dates (start and end), and the formulas calculate the duration of the contract as well as the cumulative duration of all contracts. So far...
I need to calculate, for contracts that are not directly related to the activity, 2/3 of the duration of those contracts and integrate this result in years, months, and days. The field "establishments of the same nature" allows for entering "yes/no"
for example:
I need to find the formula that allows dividing time by 2/3 based on the data present in my table.
Does anyone have an idea?
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Hello
I don’t understand your concern; apparently, you have the calculation formulas to convert into months and years in your table; all you have to do is apply them to the result of the 2/3 calculation
unless there’s something I didn’t understand!
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Hello
If you want to take 2/3, you need to multiply by 2/3, that is, for a number of hours in C2:
=C2*2/3
Best regards
Via
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Hello Via55, and thank you for your quick response.
I need this result in day/month and year; that's the difficulty. Here is the example file: https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=53BA0E1E288658AC!23093&authkey=!AKRU8WvvAmWQ3PM&ithint=file%2cxlsx -