Thanks Dave for your reply

I'm not actually bothered in this equation with how much a wage would be -
only in the number of hours and minutes which fall within column C or D

"Dave F" wrote:

For column C I would enter =IF((B-A)*248,8*hourly rate,(B-A)*24*hourly rate)

For column D I would enter =IF((B-A)*248,(((B-A)*24)-(value in
C))*1.5(hourly rate)),0)

B-A needs to be multiplied by 24 because Excel interprets time as fractions
of 24; i.e, 20:00 = 8:00PM = 20/24 = 5/6 = .83333, etc.

Column C's logic is "If the amount of hours worked is greater than 8, THEN
multiply 8 by the hourly rate, ELSE multiply the number of hours times the
hourly rate."

Column D's logic is "If the amount of hours worked is greater than 8, THEN
subtract 8 from total hours worked and multiply that by 1.5 times the hourly
rate, ELSE 0."

Dave
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"Dri" wrote:

I'm in the process of making a timesheet.

in column A1 will be the start time (00:00); in B1 will be the finish time
(00:00). I want to calculate the hours between these two times (hrs) but not
allow the figure in C1 to go above 8hrs. Any additional hours (over 8) will
be moved to D1.

Example: A1 (08:00) B1 (20:00) C1 (8hrs) D1 (4hrs)

Column A = start work
Column B = finish work
Column C = hours at normal rate (up to 8 hours)
Column D = hours at 1/2 time rate (number of hours over 8)

Any help you could give would be much appreciated