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Dear Team,
I am currently working on a HR report and I would like to have you help on this issue to caculate the sick leave freqency rate.
I have the table of Employee sick leave with start date and end date.
For the same employee id, it could have multiple lines. for exemple as follows:
Employee ID | sick leave start date | sick leave end date |
123 | 05/13/2020 | 05/14/2020 |
123 | 05/15/2020 | 05/17/2020 |
123 | 06/13/2020 | 06/15/2020 |
What I would have as result is
for this employee id 123, he/she has 2 times sick leave, because the 1st time then end date is just the day before the 2nd line start date ( so non stop).
Thank you very much.
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@Vanivanivani , refer ot my blog on similar topic , see if that can help
Hi there,
Thanks for the solution. May I just add one more question related?
How to count in the weekends?
For example,
Employee ID | Sick leave Start date | Sick leave End date |
123 | July 05 2021 | July 09 2021 |
123 | July 12 2021 | July 16 2021 |
Actually July 10 and 11 are weekend, so for this employee, his/her sick leave time is once.
Could you please kindly help to sort out this matter?
Thank you in adavance
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