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i am trying to create an off duty rota of which to give to colleages, i need
to display their shifts in alphabetical letters ('LD' long day) which denote a numerical value (12) for hours of shift, in order to have a cumulative total, please assist. |
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Hi Jo
Not really sure what you are after here. Perhaps LD is 12 hours, ND (Normal Day) is 8 hours SD (Short Day) is 5 hours Maybe, if LD etc is in column B =COUNTIF(B:B,"LD")*12 + COUNTIF(B:B,"ND")*8 + COUNTIF(B:D,"SD)*5 Adjust to suit. -- Regards Roger Govier "jo" wrote in message ... i am trying to create an off duty rota of which to give to colleages, i need to display their shifts in alphabetical letters ('LD' long day) which denote a numerical value (12) for hours of shift, in order to have a cumulative total, please assist. |
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In , Roger Govier
spake thusly [order of paragraphs emended]: "jo" wrote in message ... i am trying to create an off duty rota of which to give to colleages, i need to display their shifts in alphabetical letters ('LD' long day) which denote a numerical value (12) for hours of shift, in order to have a cumulative total Not really sure what you are after here. Perhaps LD is 12 hours, ND (Normal Day) is 8 hours SD (Short Day) is 5 hours Maybe, if LD etc is in column B =COUNTIF(B:B,"LD")*12 + COUNTIF(B:B,"ND")*8 + COUNTIF(B:D,"SD)*5 Another approach is with LOOKUP and vectors. I use the following, for example, for helping to find part of the symbol for a call option (security derivative) based on the month the call expires: =LOOKUP(C1,{"APR","AUG","DEC","FEB","JAN","JUL","J UN","MAR","MAY","NOV","OCT","SEP";"D","H","L","B", "A","G","F","C","E","K","J","I"}) I'm posting my example partly to help me point out that the data need to be in order, be that numerical or alphabetical (string order), for results to work. So, continuing with Roger's example of "ND" and "SD" for "normal" and "short" days in addition to the original poster's "LD", we could have: =LOOKUP(C1,{"LD","ND","SD";12,8,5}) That should do it, I think. Dallman Ross |
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Hi Jo
Apologies Typo, mistakenly typed a D in place of B in the last Countif =COUNTIF(B:B,"LD")*12 + COUNTIF(B:B,"ND")*8 + COUNTIF(B:D,"SD)*5 should of course be =COUNTIF(B:B,"LD")*12 + COUNTIF(B:B,"ND")*8 + COUNTIF(B:B,"SD)*5 -- Regards Roger Govier "Roger Govier" wrote in message ... Hi Jo Not really sure what you are after here. Perhaps LD is 12 hours, ND (Normal Day) is 8 hours SD (Short Day) is 5 hours Maybe, if LD etc is in column B =COUNTIF(B:B,"LD")*12 + COUNTIF(B:B,"ND")*8 + COUNTIF(B:D,"SD)*5 Adjust to suit. -- Regards Roger Govier "jo" wrote in message ... i am trying to create an off duty rota of which to give to colleages, i need to display their shifts in alphabetical letters ('LD' long day) which denote a numerical value (12) for hours of shift, in order to have a cumulative total, please assist. |
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Hi jo,
I think Roger's solution is close to the mark. I have used the following variation on it'- Try the following formula into C3 and copy it down column C =COUNTIF(B2,"LD")*12+COUNTIF(B2,"ND")*8+COUNTIF(B2 ,"SD")*5 Sunday 08/10/2006 LD 12 Total 112 Monday 09/10/2006 ND 8 Tuesday 10/10/2006 SD 5 Wednesday 11/10/2006 LD 12 Thursday 12/10/2006 ND 8 Friday 13/10/2006 SD 5 Saturday 14/10/2006 LD 12 Sunday 15/10/2006 ND 8 Monday 16/10/2006 SD 5 Tuesday 17/10/2006 LD 12 Wednesday 18/10/2006 ND 8 Thursday 19/10/2006 SD 5 Friday 20/10/2006 LD 12 Best regards Jerrydes "jo" wrote in message ... i am trying to create an off duty rota of which to give to colleages, i need to display their shifts in alphabetical letters ('LD' long day) which denote a numerical value (12) for hours of shift, in order to have a cumulative total, please assist. |
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