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Template holidays

Up to date holidays and an easy to apply example

No pack required - code is easily adapted

We have two types of holidays:

Based on Easter, which depends on a complex calculation, part of the doc. This code avoids using AI or a pack. Once a year an automation runs to keep the values in check.

Based on country or region specific variables, you can overwrite for your region

Some of these holidays result in ‘bridging’ days. This happens when a day off is on a Tuesday or Thursday. Often the days before and after the weekend are taken off as well. One is for the organisation, one for the employee. The overviews tell you what to expect and when. Any HRM manager loves such an overview.

The school holidays are communicated by the government and all you have to do is put them into a table.

This kind of logic I apply on a regular basis with my EU clients and I consider it as one of my base templates in my Coda toolbox.

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How to use this Template?

You copy the function in your own workspace and from there you can use parts of it as you see fit.

Using AI you can translate many terms easily to for example Spanish or German.

Is there support?

If you need support, we can set up online training. Once the payment is in, you have 30 min for free.

This template is for sale.

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You receive access to a copy you can duplicate in 14 days after your payment.

Something I need to know?

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T&C here⁠

. The summary is that once you have access to the doc and its content (including the formulas) you can use it as you see fit. How you apply them is your and yours alone, I am not involved. If you have purchased this template, you also do not intend to share the formulas on a commercial basis with somebody else. This I cannot check, it is a matter of courtesy.

I assume I can trust, may I be mistaken don’t hesitate to correct me.

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