It's a leave calendar that takes new employee start employment date and calculates the remaining annual leave...

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I've spent hours going through this and I feel I am missing simething. Each employee has random annual leave totals somewhere it's broken

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@RichardGrobler FYI, posting the actual text, rather than an image of text, would be helpful for questions and answers dealing with text.
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Welcome to Code Review! Please be advised that broken code is off-topic here -- we only review code that works. You can try asking on Stack Overflow. Also, please copy the actual code as text into your post rather than posting an image of it.
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@RichardGrobler FYI, posting the actual text, rather than an image of text, would be helpful for questions and answers dealing with text.
– guest271314
11 hours ago

Welcome to Code Review! Please be advised that broken code is off-topic here -- we only review code that works. You can try asking on Stack Overflow. Also, please copy the actual code as text into your post rather than posting an image of it.
– Null
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@RichardGrobler FYI, posting the actual text, rather than an image of text, would be helpful for questions and answers dealing with text.
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