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Eric
Advocate I
7 years ago
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Split Weekly Payroll Numbers into Daily Amounts

I have a table with weely payroll amounts by person and I need to split those amounts into daily records for each person so I can accurate allocate costs to the appropriate month. 

 

We use a simple formula; M-F = 1.0, Sat = 0.5 and Sun =0 so each weekly amount needs to be spread over 5.5 days.  

 

How can I take each weekly total and create 6 daily records using the factors above?

 

I have a date table that also includes the paycheck date for each day if that helps any.

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    • Eric's avatar
      Eric
      Advocate I

      Employee      Start Date        End Date        Check Date         Amount
      John Doe       11/5/2018        11/11/2018      11/16/2018        $11,000.00
      Bill White       11/5/2018        11/11/2018      11/16/2018          $5,500.00


      Desired Result

      Employee      Date         DayOfWeek      Amount
      John Doe    11/5/2018          Mon            $2,000.00
      John Doe    11/6/2018          Tue              $2,000.00
      John Doe    11/7/2018          Wed            $2,000.00
      John Doe    11/8/2018          Thu              $2,000.00
      John Doe    11/9/2018          Fri                $2,000.00
      John Doe    11/10/2018        Sat               $1,000.00
      John Doe    11/11/2018        Sun             $       0.00


      Bill White    11/5/2018         Mon            $1,000.00
      Bill White    11/6/2018         Tue              $1,000.00
      Bill White    11/7/2018         Wed            $1,000.00
      Bill White    11/8/2018         Thu             $1,000.00
      Bill White    11/9/2018         Fri               $1,000.00
      Bill White    11/10/2018       Sat              $   500.00
      Bill White    11/11/2018       Sun             $       0.00 

      • Ashish_Mathur's avatar
        Ashish_Mathur
        Super User

        Hi,

         

        You may download my PBI file from here.

         

        Hope this helps.