We get paid every two weeks. The period runs from Sat two weeks to Fri. I
have one person that starts at 2300 hrs on the last Fri that ends at 0700 Sat
but receives pay in the last pay period. In addition, two week pay periods
often run from one month to the next. I must show the dates of the pay
periods on the printouts. Can someone please help me with a formula that fit
the parameters with the addition of different pay scales added to the
formula? The formula should only incompass two weeks.
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Kona

Kona,

It looks like you may have to try re-stating your ploblem as it seem like I
am not the only one who is having difficulty in understanding what it is you
are asking.

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HTH

Sandy
In Perth, the ancient capital of Scotland
and the crowning place of kings

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"Gordo" <(E-Mail Removed).(donotspam)> wrote in message
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> We get paid every two weeks. The period runs from Sat two weeks to Fri.
> I
> have one person that starts at 2300 hrs on the last Fri that ends at 0700
> Sat
> but receives pay in the last pay period. In addition, two week pay
> periods
> often run from one month to the next. I must show the dates of the pay
> periods on the printouts. Can someone please help me with a formula that
> fit
> the parameters with the addition of different pay scales added to the
> formula? The formula should only incompass two weeks.
> --
> Kona
>