I AM CALCULATING EPF EMPLOYERS CONTRIBUTION 8.33%.
BASIC PAY : 6000
HRA : 2400
CONVEYANCE : 1000
EPF = 6000*8.33% = 499.8 OR 541 WHICHEVER IS LESS
THIS FORMULA HOW I CAN USE IN EXCEL
8.33% on basic pay or else 541, which ever is less
I have this table which has employees names with basic pay and contribution.
I was tasked to create a excel sheet where in if the employees basic pay is input, the corresponding contribution for the employee will show depending on which salary bracket he/she is on.
I am not allowed to know what my workmates salaries are since im just an associate, so i just have to leave em blank and wait for my manager to input their salary.
See attached file for the workbook : PHEALTHWORKBOOK.xlsx
I have a spreadsheet whereby process activities can be attributed to the different staff members who complete the activity. Each activity is on a different row and up to three staff can be assigned to each activity, so for example if a level one employee sorts the mail on four out of five days per week I would attribute 80% contribution to the task to the level one employee. If a supervisor sorts the mail on a Friday I would allocated a 20% contribution to that staff group.
My question is how do I prevent someone filling in the spreadsheet from allocating a combined contribution above 100% to any task. This could be for example either putting a number in greater than 100% into one of the allocation columns or a total across up to three different columns above 100%.
The columns where I assign the percentage contribution are E,H and K. I would like to generate an error which says something like 'Cumulative staff contribution per process activity cannot exceed 100%.
I am planning to calculate the individual contribution on customer satisfaction % for the entire team.
Currently the layout looks roughly like this:
C2 - contains overall team Csat %
C4 - contains total number of surveys received
C9 -> C15 contains operator names
D9 -> D15 contains operator individual csat %
E9 -> E15 contains operatore number of csats received
Using the data above I thought I should be able to generate a number or % that would indicate the individual's contribution to the overall score.