This solution will solve your regular day overtime but overtime gets more
complicated when it comes to holidays. You won't be able to calculate
overtime this way, unless there is a specific code that will tell you if the
hours are regular hours or holiday hours. I have made a similar overtime
calculation and it was more complicated due to union agreement and holiday
pays.

CindyHoskey wrote:
Assuming your cell with the daily hours is in A1, put this in B1 (for your
overtime hours):
=If(A18,A1-8,0)

Then put this in C1 (for your regular, non-overtime hours):
=If(A1<=8,A1,8)

(I worked for a temp agency for 8 years)
- Cindy

I am creating a spreadsheet in an early version of excel (02-03), for a
company who has several different employees. This company calculates
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make the proper multiplication, but I just don't know how to filter out
overtime. Thanks so much!

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