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Statement: Find the number of months that have passed since an employee’s last anniversary, and store the value into the Variable Months since Ann.
Statement: Find the number of months that have passed since an employee’s last anniversary, and store the value into the Variable Months since Ann.
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00010 LET V MONTHS TOTAL MBT DB EEM.HIRE_DATE $S PERIOD-END-DATE 00020
00020 LET V MONTHS SINCE ANN MOD V MONTHS TOTAL N 12 99999
99999 EXIT 99999
|00010| LET| V| MONTHS TOTAL| MBT |DB| EEM.HIRE_DATE| $S| PERIOD-END-DATE| 00020|
|00020 |LET| V| MONTHS SINCE ANN| MOD| V| MONTHS TOTAL| N| 12| 99999|
|99999 |EXIT| | | | | | | |99999|
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In the example above, the employee was hired Jan 1, 1998, and the pay period end date was June 1, 1999. The months between the two dates are divided by 12 months and the remaining months are returned.
June 1/99 – Jan1/98 = 18 18/12 = 1.5 12*0.5 = 6
In the example above, the employee was hired Jan 1, 1998, and the pay period end date was June 1, 1999. The months between the two dates are divided by 12 months and the remaining months are returned.\\ \\
|June 1/99 – Jan1/98 = 18 | 18/12 = 1.5 | 12*0.5 = 6
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