Published on Dec 8, 2017 in ‘Tis Friday and it is too hot in my home office to stand and type a longish post. So, let’s keep this skirtish (short and pretty). How would you calculate long service bonus? Let’s say you are HR manager at BigLargeInc. And you are looking at Julia’s service details. You have her employment start date, current date, her leave without pay details, as shown below.

You need to calculate how many days of continuous service Julia had (ie total service – duration on leave without pay). How would you write the formula? Published on Jun 26, 2017 in The other day, I was building a spreadsheet to calculate FTE (full time equivalent) for staff based on hours worked on various days in a fortnight. While building the spreadsheet, I came across an interesting problem. Rounding Time to nearest minute. We can’t use ROUND() or MROUND() to round time as these formulas aren’t designed to work with time values.

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Although time values are technically decimal, rounding time to nearest minute (or quarter hour etc.) can be tricky when usual round formulas. Let me share a few formulas to round time to nearest point. Let’s say you have a time value (either user input or calculated) in cell A1. Use below formulas to round time in A1. Published on Apr 7, 2017 in Easter is around the corner. After what seemed like weeks of lousy weather, finally the sun shone today. I capitalized on the day by skipping work, walking kids to school, taking Jo out for some shopping, enjoying a leisurely walk / cycling with Nishanth in the park and almost forgetting about the blog.

But it is dark now and before tucking the kids in, let me post a short but interesting home work problem. Let’s say you are HR manager at Egg Co. And you are looking at the vacation plans of your team. Easter is your busiest time and it would be a bummer if a majority of your staff are on leave during the Easter season (14th of April to 28th of April, 2017).

Conexant Audio Driver For Windows 10 Lenovo W530 here. So you want to know how many people are on leave. A snapshot of your data (table name: lvs) is shown above.. You want to answer below three questions: • How many employees are on leave during Easter holidays (14th of April to 28th of April)? • How many employees are on approved vacation during Easter holidays?

• How many employees in “Team ninja” are on approved leave during Easter holidays? Assume team employee numbers are in named range ninja. Published on Sep 30, 2016 in, Finally, spring weather showed up in Wellington this week. We cashed it as much as possible by going on treks, cycling trips, more treks and of course doing laundry. Anyways, I don’t have time to blog.

I must go out and help kids with some cycling. But I want to keep you busy this weekend. So here is a fun homework problem. Does my range have all numbers from 1 to n? Let’s say you have a range called range (duh!). And you want to check if range has all the numbers 1 to n (say n=5) in it, each number appearing only once (no more, no less). You can assume the named ranges range and n in your formulas.

See above examples to understand the problem. So go ahead and post your formulas in the comments section. I will sneak in whenever I can to look at all your creative answers. Published on Aug 5, 2016 in First a little back story: Last Friday (on 29th of July), we (Jo, kids & I) went on a day walk to.

It is a rugged coastal walk near Owhiro bay in Wellington. It was a windy & cold day. So why did we brave the elements of nature on this 10km walk? To see seals of course.

And we did find a few of them. We also caught glimpses of snowy peaks in Southern Island of New Zealand.

3 Seals Excel Puzzle Now I can’t take you on the same walk thru internet. There is no Excel function that can teleport you from your office (or home) to Owhiro bay. So I made the next best thing. An Excel puzzle with 3 hidden seals.