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Help with formula
Thank you for the feedback.
"Richard" wrote: Yes!!! Thanks so much. Works perfect. "Toppers" wrote: Richard, My reading of the formulae is that A9 has days (whole /half) and SUM(D:D) has hours, and a day is 8 hours. If this is correct, perhaps something like this is what is required i.e. Convert the days to hours, subtract the SUM(D:D) hours and then convert result to days /hours. If you want results to nearest whole/half day then you will need to adjust the formula. =INT((A9*8-SUM(D:D))/8) &" Days " & MOD((A9*8-SUM(D:D)),8) &" Hours" OR =INT(CEILING((A9*8-SUM(D:D)),4)/8) &" Days " & MOD(CEILING((A9*8-SUM(D:D)),4),8) &" Hours" Your current formual in A12 effectively only calculates days/hours on SUM(D:D) and "ignores" A9. HTH "Richard" wrote: Sometimes A4 has less than a whole number such as .5 The .5 is actually 4 hours. This formula works fine except when there ia a half day. Here is the formula that sometimes has a half day: "A4"=IF(DATEDIF(B16,TODAY(),"Y")11,20,VLOOKUP(DAT EDIF(B16,TODAY(),"Y"),K:L,2,0)) "A9"=A4+B3+F4+F5+F6 How can I get this formula to read like (1 Days 4 hours), It now reads like(1.5 days 0 hours) Here is the formula giving me the problem "A12" =A9-CEILING(SUM(HList!D:D)/8,1)&" Days "&MOD(8-SUM(HList!D:D),8)&" hours" |
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